INFORMATION SESSIONS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED. PLEASE EMAIL STAFF BELOW IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. YOU WILL BE CONTACTED REGARDING FUTURE DATES.
CONTACT:
Madelyn Cruz, Job Seeker Consultant: mcruz@workforcealliance.biz
Joanne Natalino, Job Seeker Consultant: jnatalino@workforcealliance.biz
Become a part of the fast-growing Hospitality sector in South Central CT!
Are you great at customer service, able to multi-task and work well as part of a team?
The Hospitality Careers Initiative will help you jump onto the career ladder for Event Planning, Lodging, Food & Beverage Service and Tourism.
Earn credentials employers ask for, including: CT Hospitality Awareness, TIPS Certified Alcohol and ServSafe certificates.
SCHEDULED — MAY 26 – JUNE 5, 2020, Monday-Friday, at Gateway Community College, 20 Church Street, New Haven, CT. (Subject to change.)
WHAT TO EXPECT:
Information Sessions include a presentation on the career opportunities in Hospitality, basic skills assessment and an short interview. Please plan to be here for the full 2.5 hours. No children please!
WHAT TO BRING:
If selected, this training is free to those who are determined eligible. To help determine this, please bring as many of these documents as possible with you to the Information Session:
- Social Security Card or number
- Birth Certificate, Passport or Permanent Resident Card
- Proof of Address (Ex. driver’s license, utility bill, other mail)
- Proof of Household Income (Ex. 4 weeks of pay stubs from within the last 6 months for all family members, DSS Budget Sheet or SNAP Budget Sheet)
- Proof of Family Size (Ex. birth certificates, lease, SNAP budget letter)
- Selective Service Registration Card (males born after Jan. 1, 1960)
- HS Diploma, GED certificate or college diploma/transcript
- Veterans Only: DD214
- Dislocated Worker Certification from CT Dept. of Labor (if applicable)
Ideal candidates must also have a flexible schedule with the ability to work nights, weekends and holidays. Hospitality jobs often require you to stand for long periods of time. Reliable transportation is a must. Contact a Job Seeker Consultant listed above with any questions. If you are already enrolled for 1-on-1 services at an American Job Center, you may not need to bring additional documents.
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