Employment, Training and Economic Empowerment

Goal Statement
To foster economic self-sufficiency through professional and personal development, marketable skills and gainful employment.

Employment, Training and Economic Development (ETEE)
ETEE's purpose is to help prepare African Americans and others to compete successfully in the workplace and attain economic self-sufficiency. Employment assessment, counseling, job readiness, referral, and placement services are provided. Other services include resume assistance, interview coaching, on-line job search, career workshops, on-site employer interviews, and Diversity Job Fairs.

Services are targeted to unemployed adults, youth, dislocated workers, ex-offenders, and others. Over 15,000 people received employment assistance services in 2004.

Program information can be found by clicking here.

For more information, please call 412-227-4164.