New Referrals
Do you have a Referral from your DSHS caseworker to attend WorkFirst approved training at Highline Community College?
--If you're a WorkFirst parent receiving TANF assistance (cash from DSHS), you will need to meet with your caseworker to request a referral to Highline (RA 3AN).
Mandatory to attend:
WorkForce/WorkFirst Orientation:
Friday, 1:00-3:00 pm, Bldg. 10, room 103
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Pre-Advising Workshop:
Monday, 9:30-11:00 am, Bldg. 10, room 207
Registering and Enrolling:
Complete HCC application and turn into Bldg. 6 at the front desk (First floor, Entry Services desk)
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You will be issued a SID # (Student Identification Number).
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Go to Women's/WorkFirst Office and have your application fee paid for by the front desk.
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Cashier's Office will print out a receipt for you.
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This receipt you will use to take your compass test and get your SID card (No SID card without class registration)
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Complete an ADD/Drop form with Robyn Richins/Life Skills Instructor to register for the ABE 019 Life Skills course. This will allow you to get your SID card (Student ID)
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Create your MyHCC account in Bldg. 30, you will need this to access your courses through ANGEL and receive important campus wide emails.
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Employment Readiness Survey--Ask Life Skills Instructor about this
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Career Planning Research
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Identity and strengths activity
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Choose Certificate (1 year or less)/Print out the degree planning sheet
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Identify emergency back up plan for childcare, transportation and housing
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Complete intake file at Women's Programs/WorkFirst Office: Bldg. 6,next to Security
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Register for classes, if tuition is due ask WorkFirst Office to put a HOLD on your classes
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Schedule appointment with a WorkFirst Advisor at Women's Programs/WorkFirst Office at: 206 878 3710 x 3340
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Book Account: approximate date for availability to access your account at the book store will be given to you at your advising appointment