When the coronavirus pandemic upended thousands of careers, it’s the role of places like QCC to help workers get back into the workforce quickly and in a place that best fits them.
The office where Wheeler has worked for eight years performs two main tasks: helping students get ready outside the classroom for a career by matching them with potential employers, and aiding with cover letters and resumes, as well as helping people quickly complete requirements they need by offering credits for military or work experience. “That’s where our office comes in, working on how does that education they just received, how do they use that to get that job?” she said.
