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Focus on job development and career guidance in program areas with assigned placement, and performance metrics (i.e. WIOA eligible programs, GED and CASAS level improvements and preparation, as well as, specific contracts and grants.
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Conduct College Awareness, Life Skills, and Job Readiness trainings and/or classes for students and work with students to develop individual job search and career plans. Minimum Requirements Bachelor's Degree and two years of experience in career, academic or human services.
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We are aligned with numerous training schools throughout the country that offer a variety of services, including job placement assistance to those who qualify. Career Placement Services.
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MOED is seeking a Career Development Facilitator to provide case management and a variety of supportive services that leads to successful completion and job placement of program participants.
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This includes case management, career development planning, client-centered job development, and extensive coordination between different service providers such as peer recovery specialists, behavioral health counselors, and employers.
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Each specialist can expect to work closely with 20 job seekers a year and perform job development and case management services onsite throughout the community. A Supported Employment Specialist for the MOED COSSUP program provides a variety of services designed to support the employment goals of Baltimore City residents impacted by substance use disorder and justice-involvement.
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Job placement is not guaranteed and programs require tuition. This posting is for Career Training Services, provided by our network of schools located across the United States.
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Graduate employment services may be available once training is complete. If interested in training for a career in the Medical Assisting field, My Medical Career is the #1 portal for individuals seeking a career in the Medical Assistant field.
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