June 20, 2010 (El Cajon) — Congressman Duncan Hunter (R-El Cajon) will host a community job fair Friday, February 25 in partnership with the East County Career Center and Cuyamaca College. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 noon in the student center at Cuyamaca College.900 Rancho Diego Parkway in El Cajon. “A strong
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Presented by Argosy University, San Diego in Partnership with the State of California Employment Development Department, South County Career Center Event Overview: Attend educational workshops, meet with employers, and learn more about what it takes to “Launch yourself into the New Year!” Meet Representatives From: State of California, Employment Development Department (EDD) | Government Entities
Sara Vaz of the Mary and Gary West Foundation presents a check for $35,000 to REBOOT co-founders Ronne Froman and Maurice Wilson.
San Diego, CA (San Diego Business Journal) — Every year in San Diego County, thousands of people finish their military careers. But no one in the chain of command tells them how to ace a job interview in the civilian world or how to address people and talk up their accomplishments. Once hired to a
Local Sailors, Marines, and Veterans from San Diego to participate in a unique military-to-civilian reintegration demonstration workshop designed to help them “REBOOT.”
After a 6-month introductory phase and 85% success rate in helping graduates get employment, REBOOT is set to begin offering workshops at a new location in Mission Valley starting on January 10, 2011. The new location will offer the ability to expand the number of workshops from one per month to four or more if needed.
Just in San Diego, nearly 28,000 veterans decided to get out of the military, but a new pilot program is helping those veterans transition into civilian life.