Contact

Sarah Shapiro
Career Development Counselor

sshapiro@mnkaren.org 

651-253-5918

Eligibility

Must be over 18

Resident of Minnesota

Have US work authorization

Ability to communicate in English

Interest in a job in the trades and must have barriers to entering the industry, such as being an immigrant or refugee, learning English as a foreign language, or lack of a driver’s license.

Our funding supports immigrants and refugees, those without US High School diplomas, those learning English, people of color, women, and people living in zip codes 55106, 55107, 55130, 55113, and 55119.

Must be able to commit to showing up to class every day.

Apprentice & Manufacturing Ready (AMR)

Interested in this program? Please fill out this online form: KOM Career Trainings Interest Form.

Students from the Summer 2023 AMR program pose in front of their finished wall.

The Apprenticeship and Manufacturing Ready (AMR) program is a partnership between the Roseville Adult Learning Center and the Karen Organization of Minnesota. Now in its 6th year, AMR focuses on preparing students for a registered apprenticeship in the trades.

Our 8-month program gives people the chance to earn a high school diploma from Roseville Area Schools. The diploma is competency-based, which means the participants show their knowledge through reflection writing and demonstrating ability instead of graded tests. AMR includes classroom teaching, hands-on training where students learn basic hand and power tools, and visits to union training centers and construction sites. The class is tailored for people who are not native English speakers.

Roseville Adult Learning Center and KOM also offer a condensed AMR class throughout the year and in the summer that does not offer a diploma.

Once participants finish the class, the AMR career counselor will work with them to find a job in the trades, where they can make a living wage (often starting at $20-22 with a raise every 6 months) without college debt. 

AMR Diploma Program

Dates: September 2024 – May 2025 (8 months)
Time: Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 12:30pm
Location: Roseville Adult Learning Center, 1910 County B Road W, Room A232

Eligibility

  • Must be over 18
  • Resident of Minnesota
  • Have US work authorization
  • Ability to communicate in English
  • Interest in a job in the trades and must have barriers to entering the industry, such as being an immigrant or refugee, learning English as a foreign language, or lack of a driver’s license.
  • Our funding supports immigrants and refugees, those without US High School diplomas, those learning English, people of color, women, and people living in zip codes 55106, 55107, 55130, 55113, and 55119.
  • Must be able to commit to showing up to class every day.

Learn More: Upcoming Info Sessions

Interested in this program? Join an info session! 

  • Dates: Friday, July 26th, August 9th (Zoom only), and August 23rd
  • Time: 9:30 AM
  • Location: Roseville Adult Learning Center, 1910 County Road B West, Roseville, MN, 55113 and Online on Zoom (August 9th is Zoom only)

Registration

To register, please fill out the KOM Career Trainings Interest Form online.

For additional information, contact Sarah Shapiro | phone: 651-253-5918 | email: sshapiro@mnkaren.org

 

The State of Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) funded (or funded in part) this training through a grant. The grant recipient created this training. DEED does not endorse this publicity or training or make guarantees, warranties, or assurances of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability or ownership of the information herein or elsewhere.

Contact

Sarah Shapiro
Career Development Counselor

sshapiro@mnkaren.org 

651-253-5918

Eligibility

Must be over 18

Resident of Minnesota

Have US work authorization

Ability to communicate in English

Interest in a job in the trades and must have barriers to entering the industry, such as being an immigrant or refugee, learning English as a foreign language, or lack of a driver’s license.

Our funding supports immigrants and refugees, those without US High School diplomas, those learning English, people of color, women, and people living in zip codes 55106, 55107, 55130, 55113, and 55119.

Must be able to commit to showing up to class every day.

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