Our Comprehensive Employment & Training Services
PCCS is dedicated to transforming lives through its Employment and Training Services division that launched in June 2021. We are committed to expanding our reach, enabling more individuals to access our comprehensive suite of services, including training, employment placement, and job coaching.
At PCCS, we don’t just place individuals in jobs; we equip them with the skills necessary to thrive in today’s competitive workforce through our targeted vocational training programs.
Our training initiatives are rigorous and rewarding, offering certificates of completion to participants who meet our high standards in examinations and testing. In collaboration with the California Department of Rehabilitation, we provide specialized training for disabled students, ensuring personalized attention in small classroom settings and individualized instruction.
Our training is immersive, featuring simulated work environments and interactive scenarios that prepare our students for real-world challenges, supported by reasonable accommodations to ensure their success in typical work settings.
PCCS graduates stand out in their fields, armed with training that adheres to industry standards and a deep understanding of the skills and knowledge in demand by top employers. Our curriculum is designed not just for learning but for real-world application, ensuring our graduates are not just job-ready but primed for long-term success.
Beyond training, PCCS offers extensive post-training support, including job search coaching, resume development, and a partnership with a dedicated job developer, to guide our graduates toward their career goals.
Quick Links (to Services Referral Forms & Training Information)
Referral Portal/Forms
Syllabus:
Digital Literacy & Technology Skills
Training Calendar:
Digital Literacy & Technology Skills – Open/Ongoing – NOW Available
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The Latest Issue of The Hire News
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We’re proud to announce the release of the newest edition of The Hire News, our official PCCS newsletter designed to keep you informed, inspired, and connected to our community.
The March 2025 issue continues our mission of highlighting real voices and real stories—featuring the experiences, insights, and achievements of clients, staff, and partners working together toward meaningful employment.
Crafted with care by a collaborative team of writers, graphic designers, and content developers (including current PCCS clients), this issue is a testament to the inclusive, practical, and empowering environment we strive to cultivate.
Here’s a preview of what you’ll find inside:
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- Spotlight on Advocacy: A look at PCCS’ presence at SourceAmerica’s national Grassroots Advocacy Conference and our role in advancing employment equity through the AbilityOne program.
- Message from Leadership: COO Lawrence Silva shares developments on the horizon and updates on workforce initiatives, new training partnerships, and growth opportunities in 2025.
- Client Success Story: Meet Serena Olsen and discover how she rebuilt her confidence and career with support from PCCS.
- Artificial Intelligence & the Job Market: Learn how AI is reshaping the job search—and how job seekers can leverage it to their advantage.
- Understanding the ADA – Title II: Explore how public access rights help eradicate barriers to employment and support job seekers with disabilities through vocational training, transportation, and more.
- Digital Literacy Feature: Get an inside look at our Digital Literacy & Technology Skills certificate program, helping clients build confidence and navigate today’s tech-driven job landscape.
We invite you to dive into this edition, celebrate the resilience of our community, and draw inspiration from the stories that make PCCS a powerful force for opportunity and inclusion.