Recent Press

Save the Date
CET will be celebrating 40 years and 120,000 lives transformed.

Department of Labor visits CET
On Wednesday, June 7, 2006, CET welcomed and toured Mr. Richard Trigg

CET LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO ASSIST INJURED AND DISABLED WORKERS
CET in collaboration with the California State Department of Rehabilitation is expanding its effort to inform eligible injured and disabled workers of the rehabilitation benefits that exist for them through the injured worker voucher and rehabilitation legislation.

SOBRATO has opened its doors to the community.
TEAM GED – SOBRATO has opened it’s doors to the community. The outreach has reached a cumulative mass of 622

CET AWARDED YOUTH TRAINING GRANT BY DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
The Center for Employment Training (CET), headquartered in San Jose, was awarded a $200,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Labor-Employment Training Administration.

WASC Western Association of Schools and Colleges Awards CET Centers Maximum Terms
CET is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), one of the most prestigious accrediting agencies in the country.

A New Beginning, January 28, 2006
As a new day began Saturday, January 28, 2006, a new beginning was to start, as well, for 80 CET-Sobrato Center student graduates at the Anthony R. Soto Theatre in San Jose, California.

Durham group helps people find jobs.
Center for Employment Training simulates the workplace. "We are excited our newest website and feel that it will serve our Sacramento community well", stated Hermelinda Sapien, CET President & CEO, as she approved the final version for launch last week.

CET
For a decade, the Center for Employment Training has worked to help low-income individuals learn the skills needed for the workplace.

Pepsi Bottling Group Provides Seed Funds for Hispanic Educational Scholarship for Center for Employment Training
Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG), the world's largest manufacturer, seller and distributor of Pepsi-Cola beverages, has provided the seed funds for our first Hispanic Educational Scholarship.

Excerpt from the El Paso Times
Center trains workers, helps them find careers. When Francisco and Graciela Hernandez lost their jobs last year, it felt like the end of the world. Today the couple is traveling via tractor-trailer to the ends of the US, from El Paso to North Dakota, and Florida. "And we love it," Graciela Hernandez, 54, said in a cell-phone interview.