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Updated: 08/16/2007

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Training funded through Workforce Investment Act Agencies, NAFTA/TAA/TRA, Private Vocational Rehabilitation Providers

The Occupational Training Institute currently provides high-quality vocational training services for eligible clients referred by:

  • Local Workforce Investment Act (WIA) agencies (One-stop centers), see below
  • NAFTA/Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)/Trade Readjustment Allowances (TRA) representatives
  • Private vocational rehabilitation service providers and workers compensation counselors
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Through OTI, students are provided career and academic advisement and counseling, one-stop priority registration, accessible staff, industry expertise, and access.

Do you receive unemployment?

Do you receive Unemployment Insurance Benefits and want to attend training as a full time student? Visit our Unemployment Benefits & OTI's Training Programs to find answers to many commonly asked questions.

You'll find answers to many of your questions in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) available on the OTI Training Guide Page. If not, please contact OTI's employment and training advisor at (408) 864-8869. The OTI Master List contains certificate programs from Accounting to Biotechnology to Pro Engineer. It is intended to guide prospective students in their choice of training programs.

We welcome your inquiries, and will be pleased to arrange a visit and tour of Foothill or De Anza College. We can also arrange for you to meet with a member of the department responsible for information about the program that you choose.

One-Stop Employment Centers

These agencies offer a variety of employment services to the public. You may wish to contact one in your area to see if assistance is available to you in reaching your goal.

Eligibility is determined at the following organizations:

NOVA

Serving Northern Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County  businesses and residents including: Cupertino, Los Altos, Milpitas, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, and Sunnyvale.
Location: 505 W. Olive Ave. Suite 550
                Sunnyvale CA 94086
                Voice: (408) 730-7232
                www.novaworks.org

WORK 2 FUTURE
Serving Silicon Valley businesses and residents including: Campbell, Gilroy, Los Altos Hills, Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Morgan Hill, San Jose, Saratoga, and all unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County .
Location: Work 2 Future
                1290 Parkmoor  Ave
                San Jose, CA 95126-3449
                Phone: (408) 277-2727
                E-mail: svwib@sanjoseca.gov
                www.work2future.biz

Workforce Santa Cruz County
Serving Residents of: Aptos, Ben Lomand, Boulder Creek, Capitola, Davenport, Felton, Santa Cruz, Scotts Valley, Soquel and Watsonville.
Locations in: Watsonville (831) 763-8700 & Capitola (831) 464-6286
www.workforcescc.com

California Employment Development Department (EDD), Santa Clara County Offices

Sunnyvale: 408 774-2365
Campbell: 408 369-3606
Gilroy: 408 846-1480