A 'Whole-Life Program': ; Charleston-Works Offers Free Adult Education
Charleston Gazette › May 03, 2010
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Young adults interested in becoming a medical assistant or a phlebotomy technician can apply by Tuesday for a free adult education program housed at the Schoenbaum Family Enrichment Center.
Throughout the year, students also can work to become a pharmacy technician, certified nursing assistant, home health-care aid or facilities maintenance worker, among other jobs.See the full content of this document
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A 'Whole-Life Program': ; Charleston-Works Offers Free Adult Education
"It doesn't cost anything, but it will cost you time and effort," said John Parsons, program assistant with Charleston-Works. "It's a good program. It pays...
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