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I do not speak English. Does the NWWIB have translators on site who can assist me?

The NWWIB has handheld language translators that can be utilized if an individual comes to our offices seeking services.

Is the NWWIB a government agency?

No. While the NWWIB works closely with government agencies, the NWWIB itself is a non-profit organization.

Do I need to be actively looking and/or seeking employment to receive supportive services?

Yes. In order to qualify for any of the NWWIB programs, individuals must be seeking out employment or training for employment.

What is a workforce board?

A workforce board is a network of state, federal, and local offices that support the development of the country's workforce and economic expansion. The NWWIB is 1 of 11 workforce boards in the State of Wisconsin.

Is the NWWIB a Job Center of Wisconsin location?

No, the NWWIB is not a Job Center of Wisconsin location. The Job Center of Wisconsin is located at any Northwest CEP offices.

What should I bring for a NWWIB program application ?

Individuals should bring at least two forms of ID. This can include a birth certificate, social security number and/or a driver's license.