The Entrepreneurship Center at Washtenaw Community College is offering a Winter Startup Bootcamp that can help turn a great idea into a customer-ready business strategy in five months.

The Ann Arbor region is home to some of the best academic institutions in the country. Your company can tap into the talent and grow its own workforce by leveraging the various internship and work programs available here.

YDL serves as a site for free tax preparation from February until mid-April, primarily serving low and moderate income taxpayers. AARP’s TaxAide program is provided by trained volunteers in partnership with the IRS.

"Timeless Talent: Tips to Avoid Ageism" is a workshop designed to empower more mature job seekers with strategies to combat age-related bias.

Building your network is something you can be doing proactively throughout graduate school. Additionally, learning from what others have done in their career is a great way to explore areas of interest.

Join the Holman Success Center for its interactive reading and writing workshop. The class focuses on developing students' scholarly reading and note-taking skills for academic course work.

Join us for a casual networking opportunity at our Pop-Up Happy Hour. This event is designed to help you connect with other local business professionals in a relaxed setting.

The Dexter Forum is a community gathering to discuss important issues facing the community. All are welcome to participate in the discussions.

This workshop will cover best practices for preparing job applications, cover letters, and job reference lists to positively influence your candidacy for employment.

Job seekers are invited to Washtenaw Community College’s Winter Career & Internship Fair on Wednesday, February 12. More than 70 employers are expected to attend the fair, with many looking to hire for immediate job opportunities, including full-time and part-time employment, internships and apprenticeships.