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Are you a Veteran? Do you have a disability? Do you need to complete your High School Equivalency? Do you fall in another category? The information below connects you to resources that can help you specifically, from unique resources to individuals who can assist you with your needs.
If you would like more direct help, please contact your local Michigan Works! One-Stop Service Center, either online or by calling 800-285-WORKS (9675)
Discover what you need to obtain your High School Equivalency or brush up on your reading, math and/or English skills.
Search for adult education program services near you and begin to unlock your dreams.
Michigan has two High School Equivalency testing options, this resource describes both the GED and HiSET.
This program covers the cost of one attempt on the approved High School Equivalency test content areas for Michigan residents who meet eligibility requirements.
This resource, DiplomaSender, can help you obtain an official copy of your High School Equivalency records.
Adult education is a program of academic instruction for adults, including basic reading, writing and math, as well as English as a second language, high school completion, high school equivalency and workforce preparation.
Connect with LEO's Veterans? Employment Services staff and resources.
Through our “veterans helping veterans” approach, we provide a host of intensive services focused on the needs of eligible veterans and spouses who are unable to obtain employment.
Veterans’ Career Advisors and Veterans’ Employment Representatives provide individualized career and training-related services to veterans.
Contact Veterans’ Employment Services staff at 517-335-5858 or contact your local Michigan Works! One-Stop Service Center at 800-285-WORKS (9675)
Connect with LEO's vocational rehabilitation services.
MCTI is an educational training center for adults with disabilities offering career assessment services to help students explore job options.
Contact MCTI at 877-901-7360 or submit a request for student information.
MRS provides specialized employment and education-related services and training to assist teens and adults with disabilities to prepare for, obtain or maintain employment.
Contact MRS at 800-605-6722 or find a local MRS office.Connect with LEO's Agricultural & Foreign Labor Services and other resources.
Agricultural Employment Liaisons are available to assist with employment and recruitment services.
We provide a host of intensive services focused on the needs of agricultural employers and migrant and seasonal farm workers.
Contact Agricultural and Foreign Labor Services at 517-335-5858.
For additional help locally, please contact your local Michigan Works! One-Stop Service Center, either online or by calling 800-285-WORKS (9675).
This training resource connects individuals with educational services that lead to better jobs, lives and communities.
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