Pacific Coast Community Services is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, whose mission is to provide training and long-term employment for veterans, persons with disabilities, and those re-entering the workforce.
PCCS course programs offer a certificate of completion and any required testing. PCCS is a vendor with the Department of Rehabilitation and specializes in training disabled students in small classroom settings with individualized instruction. PCCS offers a real life training component with each course in settings that allows each student to experience real interaction with customers and vendors at the Berkeley location. All students receive reasonable accommodations as needed to be successful.
Our graduates have been successful in obtaining employment in their chosen field because our curriculum is developed to industry standards. Additionally, we have surveyed top companies in the local area regarding skill sets and experience needed so that our graduates are prepared to enter the workforce. We also provide basic job search and resume critique with each class and partner with the job developers that will be working with the students upon graduation so that the transition is smooth from training to employment.
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