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A group photo of the training program graduates, with their families, friends and program providers

A group photo of the training program graduates, with their families, friends and program providers

Building the Next Generation of Early Childhood Educators

Jul 16

Walter and his wife, Vivian together near a fleet of semi trucks

Walter and his wife, Vivian together near a fleet of semi trucks

From Opportunity to Ownership: The Journey of Walter J. Moss‑Bey

Apr 2

Board Awarded $970,000 Congressional Grant to Expand Apprenticeship Navigation and Support

Board Awarded $970,000 Congressional Grant to Expand Apprenticeship Navigation and Support

Board Awarded $970,000 Congressional Grant to Expand Apprenticeship Navigation and Support

Feb 20

Will standing in a warehouse next to boxes

Will standing in a warehouse next to boxes

WIOA in Action: Will’s Journey to a Job He Loves

IMPACTS & HIGHLIGHTS

Oct 7, 2025

A group of students showing training certificates with balloons behind them.

A group of students showing training certificates with balloons behind them.

WDBSCW Leads the Way: Graduation Celebrates Manufacturing Career Readiness

IMPACTS & HIGHLIGHTS

Sep 3, 2025

Participant posing with family after graduation from Madison College

Participant posing with family after graduation from Madison College

Corrections to Careers - Second Chance Month

IMPACTS & HIGHLIGHTS

Apr 21, 2025

Supporting Reentry Workforce Success

Supporting Reentry Workforce Success

Supporting Reentry Workforce Success

IMPACTS & HIGHLIGHTS

Apr 9, 2025

Connecting people to careers and businesses to talent across South Central Wisconsin.

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3513 Anderson St,

Ste 104
Madison, WI 53704

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608-249-9001

© 2026 The Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. If you need this information in an alternative format or in a different language (free of charge), please contact us at 608-249-9001. Deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired callers may contact us through Wisconsin Relay Services at 7-1-1. Proud partner of the American Job Center Network.

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