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GED graduation – more than just a cap and gown
“Thank you for providing me the opportunity to obtain a better life and for giving me such a great experience here.” Julie Foster has been a Spokane resident for nearly all of her 36 years. She attended both Central Valley High School and Gonzaga Prep, but neither situation worked for her and she left school in 1987. Earning a diploma has always been a goal. In 1989, Julie began working on her GED but, unable to prepare effectively and suffering from test anxiety, she left the program. She again attempted to complete her GED in 1995. Unfortunately, she experienced similar roadblocks and again failed to complete. Read more... PerformanceProgram Year 2004 performance results for 7/1/04 - 3/31/05:
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Individual approach to universal services
“On March 21, 2005 Tim assisted me on formatting my resume. He provided professional and excellent knowledge of resume writing. I welcomed his experience and skills in helping me make a power resume.” Curtis T., visitor to Career Path Services' Career Resource Center Click here to learn more about the CRC and universal access services Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI)The Spokane WorkSource system is committed to continuous quality improvement. Each site surveys customers on a quarterly basis. Here are some highlights from our March 2005 survey: Of 118 job seekers surveyed, 93% rate the quality and delivery of services they receive at Career Path Services as Excellent or Good. "The teachers here are very helpful and understanding. I love the motivation and confidence I receive here at Career Path!" "I am glad to see my tax dollars going to good use. Career Path Services is wonderful." "The people who work here & teach the classes are very nice and they make you feel very comfortable." Of 53 businesses surveyed, 96% would recommend our services to others –and many already have! "Career Path has always been very speedy with getting us great applicants." "Efficient and easy to work with." "The whole process was a great experience. Josh was wonderful in facilitating and working with us." Click here to view the full report (requires Adobe reader) |
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Please join us for Career Path Services' annual GED graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 12th at Lewis and Clark High School. The ceremony starts at 6:45 p.m. Randy Shaw, news anchor for KREM-2 Television, and Roger Ingbretsen, leadership consultant and Spokane Area Workforce Development Council member, will be the keynote speakers. Students from all walks of life will also share how they overcame obstacles to complete their GEDs. The following is one student's story: 
As a WorkSource Spokane Affiliate Site, Career Path Services operates a Career Resource Center (CRC) for job seekers. Computers are provided for Internet based job search, resume and cover letter writing, and educational research. Local job postings are provided in a non-electronic format for easy browsing. Books and staff are available to assist in writing cover letters and resumes as well as basic computer operation. Faxing, copying, and mailing are provided for no cost as well.