Off-Site Skills Training
off-site skills training for adults 18-65+
Are you looking for assistance in learning other employment-related skills for adults with disabilities or barriers to employment?
Aptiv offers Off-Site Skills Training for adults with disabilities who may need help with learning other employment-related skills such as transportation training, studying for certification tests, how to run a cash register, and others.
Get Results
Our objectives are to...
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Help individuals with learning skills needed for future employment
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Be a resource for individuals to help them succeed in their employment goals
Locations offering Off-Site Skills Training Services for Adults
We provide services to the counties surrounding our offices in:
BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
BLAIR, WI
JANESVILLE, WI
LA CROSSE, WI
RICHLAND CENTER, WI
SPARTA, WI
TOMAH, WI
VIROQUA, WI
How do I get started?
First Steps
We would love the opportunity to talk with you about your questions and needs.
- Contact Aptiv today for an informational, no-cost, no-obligation discussion to determine options for participation.
- Aptiv meets with the individual and their support network to develop an individualized plan and provide services as outlined in that plan.
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funding & support resources
Wisconsin Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR)
A State of WI service to help and guide individuals as they change their future and work toward a job goal.
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APSE - Employment First
A grassroots network committed to ensuring that integrated employment continues to grow and improve.
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Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs)
The first place to go to get accurate, unbiased information on all aspects of life related to aging or living with a disability.
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Support us
It’s because of gifts to the Aptiv Foundation that children and adults with disabilities are reaching their goals. It is only through the vision and generosity of contributions to the Aptiv Foundation that it becomes possible to provide the level of support each person needs and deserves. Contributions go to funding facility improvements, program equipment, and other tools to help people with disabilities live, learn and work in our communities.