Your resume is literally the first impression you make with a potential employer, so a great resume equals a great first impression! Attend this workshop and learn resume writing tricks that will catch an employer’s attention and get you an interview. You can create a resume that will get the results you want! Join us and we will show you how.

Once you have crafted an effective resume the next step is to job search. Today that is largely done online, with dozens of job search sites at your fingertips. Join this workshop for a day of exploring and we will help you learn about the different sites and how to navigate them. This workshop is designed to get you started on your journey to success!

Have you ever thought of being a hospice volunteer? Hospice volunteers visit with patients who have a life expectancy of 6 months or less. Hospice volunteers offer companionship, support and friendship; and help patients make the most of every day.

This one night course will teach participants what to expect as a hospice volunteer. Potential volunteers will be able to start the application process via their smartphone, laptop or tablet at the training. After that, all of the training and onboarding is online.

Note: This is a three-night course. Students must attend all three nights for certification.

Emphasis on life-threatening conditions and focus on critical life-saving skills Updated information on CPR, AED, injuries, and illnesses that is consistent with the CPR and ECC Guidelines as established by the American Heart Association. New and updated content on hemorrhage control, opioid overdose response, compression-only CPR, and COVID-19. Accepted by most regulatory and licensing agencies including ME DHHS and USCG.

Andrew Eckman recently retired after 44 years in emergency services (police, fire, EMS, and emergency management). He has been a medical instructor for more than 30 years and has trained several thousand participants in various life-saving skills. 

This class will offer information and advice for what are the most important tools to begin with; How to arrange a shop for maximum efficiency; What are options for dust control; What shop-made jigs and fixtures are most needed.

The class will be geared to individual shop owners, so each participant is encouraged to bring a sketch of their shop layout with dimensions so we can discuss options.

Instructor Rick Gallion has been a professional woodworker for over thirty years and has taught many students the craft of woodworking. His shop is designed as a teaching facility. All classes will be held at the Clary Lake Woodworking School at 777 Gardiner Road (Hwy 126), Jefferson. Class size is limited.

CLC Adult Education and LincolnHealth co-sponsor a FREE 130-hour minimum Certified Nursing Assistant training course. This CNA program is open to all adults by application only. Successful graduates are eligible to work in many areas of the healthcare field. The course is open to all adults by application and interview process. Applications are now available. You may call LincolnHealth Education (563-4540) to have an application packet sent to you. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED/HiSET in order to be considered for the course.

*** CNA Paid Apprenticeship Program *** (Subject to availability)“Earn while you Learn” LincolnHealth/CLC Adult Education and Midcoast School of Technology are offering an “Earn while you Learn” opportunity.

Through a paid apprentice program, you can earn money for your CNA training with an expected commitment to work in a care setting for 12 months. Apprenticeship candidates are eligible for benefits including health insurance. An application and interview are required to be considered for this program. A limited number of applicants are accepted. To receive an application or more information please call LincolnHealth Education at 563-4540, or Pen Bay Medical Center Education at 921-8440.

Gain the confidence you need to ace that interview and get the job! The key is to go in prepared! In this interviewing workshop, we will discuss various interview preparation techniques, practice commonly asked questions, and learn to avoid some common interviewing mistakes.

This class will offer information and advice for what are the most important tools to begin with; How to arrange a shop for maximum efficiency; What are options for dust control; What shop-made jigs and fixtures are most needed.

The class will be geared to individual shop owners, so each participant is encouraged to bring a sketch of their shop layout with dimensions so we can discuss options.

Instructor Rick Gallion has been a professional woodworker for over thirty years and has taught many students the craft of woodworking. His shop is designed as a teaching facility. All classes will be held at the Clary Lake Woodworking School at 777 Gardiner Road (Hwy 126), Jefferson. Class size is limited.