Central Minnesota Jobs and Training Services Inc

Celebrating 40 years of service to our central Minnesota communities!

Client success depends on donations like yours!

What We Do

Jobs give people a sense of security, a sense of pride, and a sense of purpose. CMJTS helps people not only get a job, but ensures they have the tools and resources needed to connect with meaningful and family-sustaining employment. 

Last year, CMJTS provided intensive program services to approximately 3,000 individuals. We helped over 20,000 people who accessed our services virtually or have scheduled an in person appointment to connect with a job or embark on a career pathway. 

CMJTS provides resources for business, job seekers, and communities - growing the workforce to meet industry needs, connecting employers to job seekers, and helping local businesses thrive and grow.

Unfortunately, this is only a small fraction of the number who could benefit from our help. We need your financial support to stretch our services further. Your donation can help a struggling single mother get the training she needs to move from minimum wage to a livable wage. You might help a young person with a disability obtain hands-on technical training. Or you might help us connect your neighbor with the job that will help her keep her home. Our communities need heroes. Please take this opportunity to be a workforce hero and support the mission of Central Minnesota Jobs and Training Services with your financial contribution. Together, we can make a difference.

Workforce excellence is CENTRAL to all we do!

CMJTS was excited to once again host summer career exploration camps starting in the summer of 2021. Five camps were held in the summer of 2022. Above is a photo of the Willmar participants learning about lifelink. 

 "I would recommend Operation Exploration to others because I think the camp will help people figure out more about the medical field (get to know what specific areas they would want to be in). It will also help those who are trying to explore different careers.”- camp participant