Your dreams of college and a great career are closer than you think. Start by building the skills and confidence you’ll need to reach your educational and employment goals. Designed for adults with disabilities, including high school seniors, GlendaleLEARNS’ no-cost Career and College Pathways prepare you for college and a career with two courses that fit your needs.
Apply today for one, or for both!
And get on the path to the future you want
Workplace Readiness
Get Ready for a Great Job
Learn about job opportunities and find the career path that fits your skills and interests. Topics covered in this free class include:
- Understanding the Americans with Disabilities Act and your rights
- Communication and interpersonal skills
- Completing job applications
- Interview techniques and resume writing
Success in College
Start Your College Experience Strong
Prepare yourself for a successful and smooth transition to college and strong start in your educational journey. This free class covers:
- How to identify your unique learning style
- Academic and career goal-setting
- Building confidence and self-esteem
- Knowing what accommodations you need to succeed
- Navigating campus and community resources
Who Can Enroll
GlendaleLEARNS’ Career and College Pathways classes are open to students 18 years and older who want to prepare for college or a part/fulltime job. We also welcome students who have been referred by the Department of Rehabilitation, Verdugo Jobs Center, Regional Centers, and school counselors.
What to Expect
Classes are small, supportive, and led by dedicated instructors who are here to help students succeed. Students enrolled in the classes will be asked to:
- Listen and follow instructions
- Read and understand information
- Write or type assignments
- Come to class and be on time
- Let the teacher know when help is needed
How to Register
Our staff is ready to assist you with every step of the registration process.
Contact Tina Hartyon at the Verdugo Jobs Center to schedule an appointment and register.
Schedule an appointment with the Jesse Holm, the DSPS Counselor at the Glendale Community College Garfield Campus.
You will need to bring the following documents to this appointment:
- DSPS Application
- Verification of Disability (most current IEP, DOR Verification, Regional Center Verification, or verification from a medical doctor)
LEARN MORE.
Email Tina Hartyon at thartyon@glendaleca.gov or call (818) 937-8080.