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You responded that you have earned a Master’s Degree or higher from a college or university. You have an excellent educational base, but perhaps you are considering changing jobs, or starting a new business.

First, try to establish a job plan within the occupation(s) you are already trained for. Research jobs that are similar to your current occupation. You should also review wages and trends data in your region, to see which jobs are in high demand in your local economy.

Here are some good starting points for you:

As you consider enrolling in an educational program, explore your options for getting financial help in the Services section, or exploring job information in the Jobs section.

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  • Get a jump on your career at the DeKalb Illinois workNet Center
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  • Math for Employment
    Kishwaukee logo Job Seekers, job applicants, and current employees can spend some time focusing on upgrading their basic math skills in Math for Employment, offered at the DeKalb Illinois workNet Center.  This Kishwaukee College class is taught on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 3:00 to 4:35 pm.  However, if this class time is not possible and specific skills are required for a position, individual instruction is available if necessary.  The focus of the instruction is math as it is used in the workplace and includes basic arithmetic as well as fractions, decimals, and practical geometry.
    For further information contact Elaine Cozort, (815) 756-4893 ext 226

  • Truck Driver Training
    The Business and Industrial Development (BID) Center at Kishwaukee College offers truck driving training to prepare participants for the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) examination. The 160-hour course includes both a classroom and a behind-the-wheel portion. Interested persons must be at least 18 years old with a good driving record and meet other eligibility requirements. For information contact Rebekah Casner, (815) 825-2086 ext 548.

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