Vocational/Employment Services Skills/Educational Courses

Improving the Quality of Life

At Love Works For All, we are committed to improving the quality of life for others with care, compassion, and respect. We conduct training and offer educational, vocational, employment, and curriculum development/design services to empower people and their families.

Professional Improvement

With a positive attitude, we aim to bring continuous professional improvement and serve people with appreciation and kindness. We provide our services to:

Disabled Adults
Individuals Dependent on Social Services
Continual Education Courses
Homeless Adults
Employment Skills Training

Various Programs and Services

At Love Works For All, we arrange various programs to help low-income people achieve their life goals within the community. We guide individuals with counseling, career planning, appropriate job placement, and more. You can contact us to learn more about our professional educational programs and services.

Employment & Other Services

Community Employment & Transition Services For Adults

Community and transitional employment services help people earn wages while learning skills that lead to self-sufficiency and success in the workforce. Transitional jobs prepare individuals for permanent employment and career opportunities through time-limited wage-paid work experience, job skills training, and supportive services. The transitional job can be subsidized or non-subsidized.

Adult/Youth Employment Pathways

The program coordinates a high-quality out-of-school youth employment and training program that provides the following:

Outreach
Recruitment and Orientation
Intake
Eligibility Determination and Registration
Objective Assessment
Referral
Individual Service Strategy (ISS)
Case Management
Access to a Range of Services (WIOA Required Youth Elements)
Follow-Up Services
High-Quality Partnerships and Collaboration With (DOL, DOE, and the One-Stop Centers)

Also, we provide services to all participants; mentoring programs.

Work First New Jersey

Vocational training for individuals provides social service benefits, including computer technology and customer service/hospitality. At LWFA, we accommodate the benchmarks associated with educational components and what is allowed in each employment activity (ex., CWEP+ is a three-month benchmark at 12 weeks, while the instructional weeks in the proposal are 16 weeks).

Career Development Services/Educational Courses/Skills Training

All our training, social service, education, and employment programs end with job search assistance. Participants prepare resumes and learn computer literacy to get or retain jobs. Our staff provides support on an individual basis; for example, some participants from the rehabilitation programs are now independent and need no assistance; others need career counselors' help for job applications. We provide all participants with travel training and bus route information to assist them in getting to their jobs.

Vocational and Employment Services General Directional Statement

Vocational:

The coming period should see measures and activities undertaken in critical areas that will contribute to and help us realize the desired situation in vocational education and training, including the following:

Strengthening the attractiveness of vocational education and training by raising public awareness of the opportunities it offers
Building diverse and flexible pathways for learning and professional guidance in a lifelong learning context
Development of critical competencies for lifelong learning

Program Direction

Our program direction improves the quality of vocational/skills training, educational, and employment training by establishing a quality assurance system and applying new pedagogy, guaranteeing competitiveness in the labor market. It also includes strengthening mechanisms for good governance and accountability related to community employers.