ANCHOR IN JOB TRAINING, PLACEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
As Anchors, we are committed to transforming lives and empowering communities through our focus on job training, placement, and entrepreneurship.
Our vision is to build, identify and encourage strengths as we strive to generate increased income and build generational wealth. Through our comprehensive programs, coaching and support, we equip individuals with the skills and resources needed to succeed. By anchoring job training, placement and entrepreneurship, we are creating opportunities for financial growth and long- term prosperity. Join us on this journey to build a stronger future and as you contribute and embrace financial stability.
Anchors Workforce Development/Career Connection Center –
(Funded by St. Pete Works & United Way Suncoast)
PCUL Jobs proudly serves individuals grappling with a spectrum of employment challenges. Additionally, we extend our services to those encountering lesser yet significant employment barriers, ensuring that no one is left behind on their journey toward economic independence and fulfillment. We are dedicated to developing adults to be career-ready. We specialize in providing job readiness solutions tailored to the unique needs of hard-to-reach populations.
Our mission is clear: To equip individuals with the essential tools and support needed to overcome employment barriers and embark on meaningful career journeys.
Available Services
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Our expert team conducts thorough assessments to identify strengths, areas for growth, and tailored pathways to success.
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Through personalized coaching and training programs, we nurture essential soft skills crucial for professional advancement and workplace success.
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Leveraging our extensive network of employers, we facilitate strategic job placements that align with individual goals and aspirations.
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Federally funded and monitored by the Department of Labor, the Urban Seniors Jobs Program (USJP), also known as Senior Community Services Employment Program (SCSEP), is designed to provide subsidized employment training opportunities to low-income individuals aged 55 and older who are currently unemployed and actively seeking employment opportunities. The program offers part-time training opportunities, providing seniors with a structured pathway to re-enter the workforce.
Eligible job seekers must reside in one of the six counties served: Hernando, Pasco, Lake, Seminole, Sumter, or Marion.
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The Next Level Urban Alliance (NLUA) is a network of entrepreneurs, professionals, and development leaders collaborating to expand the equity-focused entrepreneurial ecosystem (E3) of Pinellas County. The goal of the Alliance is to strengthen entrepreneurship as a vital pathway to economic growth for African Americans.
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The Pinellas Academy of Second Chances is an initiative aimed at supporting individuals who have been previously incarcerated to build entrepreneurial skills, foster self-sufficiency, and reintegrate successfully into society through entrepreneurship.
Participants will engage in workshops, mentorship, and practical exercises to develop their business awareness and lay the foundation for launching their own business.