Workforce Development Diploma Program (WDDP)
*As of July 1, 2019, the Competency-Based (CB) Program is no longer offered
WCSA has shifted to a new Workforce Development Diploma Program (WDDP) and
Pre-High School Equivalency classes to support students looking to earn a diploma.
Pre-High School Equivalency classes to support students looking to earn a diploma.
The Workforce Development Diploma is NOT a High School Equivalency.
It represents completion of the WCSA work skills preparation program.
It represents completion of the WCSA work skills preparation program.
Call one of our five campus offices to learn more about the individualized opportunities that best suit you.
What is the WDDP?
The WDDP provides an opportunity for adults to gain the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed for employment and/or job training. Students must complete two required modules in order to qualify for a diploma.
For specific course offerings, please see individual campus course schedules or call one of our offices for more information.
Where to Start: CASAS Pre-Test Assessment
All new or returning students (after one year of absence) must take an assessment test prior to the start of the class.
Students must register online or in person. Please bring the following items to the assessment test:
- A valid picture ID with birth date (State ID, Driver's License, Passport, or Military ID)
- Students age 16-17: Approved release papers (Form 4140) from home high school
Module 1: The Academic Section This module focuses on reading and math for the workplace and professional skills (situational judgment, active listening, problem-solving, effective communication, and conflict resolution). The goal of this module is for students to gain the foundational skills needed to be an effective employee. Students must complete the following two classes (in any sequence):
Students must also:
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Module 2: Career Goals This module is a continued application of work readiness skills which may involve on-the-job training and/or obtainment of the National Work Readiness Credential. The goal of this module is for students to obtain practical application and employability skills (work ethic, leadership, positive attitude, teamwork, etc.). Students must complete and provide documentation for one of the following choices. The student must:
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Course Fees
Enrollment Fee: $20 per classBooks/Supplies: Varies