is the Electrical instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. Before pursuing training in electrical through Kaplan Career Institute and Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Pennsylvania, Anthony worked as a kitchen coordinator and traveling trainer for different restaurants. He is thankful for his career change, as it allows him to mentor students to grow and realize their worth.

is a Cement Masonry instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center and a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Marine Corps Reserve and Army Reserve. His professional experience includes more than 45 years of cement masonry, with some of those years as a Concrete instructor at Harpers Ferry Job Corps Center. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his family.

is an Advanced Highway Heavy Construction instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. After graduating from Jacobs Creek Job Corps Center, Justin worked on numerous projects with the International Union of Operating Engineers, including bridges, airports and power plants. He is thankful for the opportunity to return to Job Corps as an instructor and give students an opportunity to learn and succeed.

has a passion for others that motivates her to prepare students at New Orleans Job Corps Center for a career in health care. She is proud to know that her students will enter a career where they can help meet the needs of patients.

Denise Smith, LPN, has more than 30 years of experience as a licensed practical nurse and is passionate about caring for others. She takes pride in knowing her students will be able to use the skills gained from Job Corps classes to become confident and capable health care professionals.

is the Certified Medical Assistant instructor at New Orleans Job Corps Center. Jeaninne enjoys teaching a diverse student body and preparing students for a career as a certified medical assistant.

is the Electrical instructor at New Orleans Job Corps Center, and a United States Army veteran. He brings more than 10 years of experience specializing in a variety of electrical work, which allows him to help students realize their full career potential.

Taralyn Stephens specializes in Cajun and Caribbean cuisines and fruit art. Taralyn’s professional background includes owning a catering business and creating menus, as well as building culinary teams for several restaurants. Taralyn’s passion for people led her to join the New Orleans Job Corps team and teach students the skills they need to pursue a great career.

is a Carpentry instructor at New Orleans Job Corps Center with more than a decade of teaching experience. John has an extensive background as a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and enjoys teaching students to appreciate the art and skill behind the trade.

is the Carpentry instructor at Albuquerque Job Corps Center. As a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America for over 15 years, Johnny worked on many unique projects, including several with the United States Department of Defense. Johnny enjoys bringing his skills to the classroom as he teaches and mentors students.