North Macomb Employment & Training Center (Macomb)

Location

North Macomb Employment and Training
37244 Groesbeck, Suite S
Clinton Twp., MI 48035
(586) 493-4654 phone
(586) 493-9024 fax

Services

Career Assessment

Who can register?
Persons working with a MRS or private rehabilitation counselor in need of determining their skills and readiness for vocational training or employment.

Prerequisites: None

Referral Process:
Must be enrolled and referred by the Michigan Rehabilitation Services or a private rehabilitation agency

Description:
Staff will help you identify skills by testing your abilities within Goodwill’s facility or at a community work site. The evaluator will also help you to explore your specific career interests.

Job Coaching

Who can register?
Persons working with a MRS or private rehabilitation counselor in need of assistance learning or adjusting to a job site or task.

Prerequisites: None

Referral Process:
Must be enrolled and referred by the Michigan Rehabilitation Services or a private rehabilitation agency

Description:
Staff provides one-on-one training on specific job skills and work behaviors you need to be successful on a job, at the work site. The job coach may also work with supervisors and co-workers to help work effectively with the employee.

Job Placement

Who can register?
Persons working with a MRS or private rehabilitation counselor who are seeking competitive employment.

Prerequisites: None

Referral Process:
Must be enrolled and referred by the Michigan Rehabilitation Services or a private rehabilitation agency

Description:
Staff will help you match your interests and skills with an employer’s job requirements. You receive job leads and support in seeking and scheduling interviews.

School to Work Transition and Vocational Counseling for Lutz Students

Who can register?
For School to Work Transition: High School students with disabilities working with a MRS or private rehabilitation counselor in need of determining their skills and readiness for training or employment.  Students must be enrolled in a participating school.

For Vocational Counseling for Lutz School: Students must be young Adults (18 – 26) who have not taken their high school diploma. Students must be cognitively impaired or fall under the category of autism spectrum disorder.  Must be a resident of Macomb County and be enrolled in the Macomb Intermediate School District.

Prerequisites: None

Referral Process:
Must be enrolled and referred by the Michigan Rehabilitation Services or a private rehabilitation agency

Description:
School to Work Transition: Individuals will participate in activities, training and field trips to help you identify job skills and vocational interests. Persons will learn how to answer questions in a job interview and assist in developing a resume for job searches. Job development assistance is provided

Lutz School Program: Students work with counselor to do intake, determine eligibility, write plan of service, vocational training and plan for follow along services.  Parents/caregivers are assisted to coordinate employment and training services for students, such as the Lutz Work Study program, classroom vocational training, referral and coordination of services for students with DHS, CMH, Social Security, and Secretary of State.  Students may participate in work assessments, job development and employment follow up, and mobility training.  Students participate in community field trips to vocational training agencies and community advocacy agencies.  Parents/caregivers are assisted in ensuring that students aging out of Lutz School are enrolled in adult programs appropriate to their needs.

Contact Information

School to Work
Leslie Peterson (October – mid-June)
Evaluator/ETS
Phone: (586) 493-4654
Fax:  (586) 493-9024
Email: lpeterson@goodwilldetroit.org

Lutz School
Daphne Young
Evaluator/ETS
Phone: (586) 412-4621
Email: youngd7@michigan.gov

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