AWTP performs an assessment of skills, career exploration and goal evaluation to build on skills capacity and increase opportunities in attaining a position in the field of choice. The Adult Work Training Program (AWTP) is focused on building a group of qualified individuals who can fill entry-level jobs by introduction to a set of standardized training and an on the job placement program.
Success of any program relies on an ability to provide consistent actions including assessment, case management, maintaining employer partnerships with job placement, and solid retention programs. We’ve developed standards for AWTP components: onboarding, training requirements and assessment intervals are essential to promoting a successful operation.
Together with tools and actions, AWTP can deliver a candidate whom employers will want to hire, and empower partners to easily identify graduates whom have acquired selected skill sets, overall job readiness, and position qualifications to potentially gain full-time employment.
Through the placement program, training will be delivered by the department partnering with AWTP. A job-ready candidate for potential employers will be provided with introduction to established positions – and may present strong candidacy if recruitment for Full-Time Employment (FTE) opportunities become available.
One major goal is to develop a set of standards that will ensure participants involved with placement partnerships gain valued introductory skills. By itself, the job readiness training program cannot solely guarantee that participants will meet the standards set by a single employer. However, the skills acquired provide a strong foundation for applying to a wide variety of similar positions and occupations.
AWTP Field Supervisor and Crew provide various services thoroughout the year; wood delivery for elders, program assistance, special events, and beautification projects. Cultural connections are essential to our community and we aid in making the associated items used in the traditional giveaways associated with many tribal sponsored events.