Future Workforce Leaders
Learn today, lead tomorrow!
The Future Workforce Leaders Program offers 16-24-year-olds the opportunity to participate in training to assist them in obtaining employment. Funding through the program provides financial assistance with tuition, fees, books, and supplies for those who meet eligibility requirements.
Complete an inquiry form today to see if you qualify.
Why Join Future Workforce Leaders?
There are many benefits to becoming a Future Workforce Leader, including:
- Assistance covering tuition, books, fees, and supplies.
- Supportive services to reduce barriers you may be facing (i.e., child care, transportation, exam fees).
- Career Exploration
- Leadership development opportunities to help boost your confidence and skills.
- Job search assistance, including resume writing and interviewing preparation.
- Receiving GED/HSE exam preparation, job shadowing, internships, and paid work opportunities.
- Having additional support to help you identify your career or educational goals.
Education and Career Pathways
ECC programs are funded through the Future Workforce Leaders Program. View WIOA Programs and Career Pathways.
The Future Workforce Leaders Program is a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Program funded through the Cook County Workforce Partnership and Kane County Office of Community Reinvestment Division.
ECC in the News
Elgin Community College student Joseph Patino turns internship into employment
Elgin Community College student Joseph Patino dove into higher education after high school, beginning at ECC in August 2023. Determined to forge a path for his future, Patino sought further guidance through ECC’s Future Workforce Leaders Program.
Contact
Workforce Development
Program Coordinator
Building K, Room K111
847-214-6901
wioa@elgin.edu
Hours
Monday through Friday: 8 am to 5 pm