Emily Duhon's goal was clear — to pursue training that would lead her toward her dream of becoming a nurse.

At 26 years old, Weston Reeves turned a career setback into a story of success through the Dislocated Worker Program.

At just 22 years old, Janiya Ashford is already making remarkable strides in her career and education.

At just 20 years old, Shakevia Washington is already proving that determination and hard work can open doors to success.

The Central Arkansas workforce community is celebrating the achievements of Emilee Thomas, a recent success story of the Adult Training Program.

At just 20 years old, Juleisa Phipps is already proving what determination and hard work can achieve.

For more than 14 years, the University of Arkansas–Pulaski Technical College Adult Education Program has been a cornerstone of opportunity for adult learners across Central Arkansas.

As Austin Excavation and Construction, Inc. has grown, so has its commitment to creating quality job opportunities for residents.

With clear goals and strong motivation, Jason Lacis began his journey toward success through the support of workforce development programs.

Joseph Moore finds his path to employment

Chasity Pettus is a determined young woman from North Little Rock who took charge of her future with help from the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).

Kenia’s story is a testament to the power of community support and the opportunities made possible through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).

EcoPump HVAC, LLC, a residential and commercial service provider based in the Little Rock metro area, is at the forefront of eco-friendly heating, ventilation, and air conditioning solutions.

Phillip Isom is a determined individual who turned potential into progress with the help of the WIOA Program.

In the end, Robert's upbeat outlook and persistent desire to improve his life for himself and his family helped him to succeed in achieving

Due to her lack of experience, Marissa Bolden, a dislocated homemaker seeking to support her family, visited the Arkansas Workforce Center i

Bobbie Woods, a recent high school graduate, visited the Workforce Center in North Little Rock for guidance and assistance in October 2021,

He stated that he was embracing his newfound success and that he wanted to thank the Workforce Services for everything.

In May 2022, after being determined eligible for the WIOA Dislocated Program, he enrolled in the River Rock CDL Training program

Alexis enrolled in the River Rock CDL Training Program, where she learned the skills needed to become a CDL Driver.