recently started working with Sacramento Job Corps Center as a Certified Nursing Assistant instructor. She specializes in CNA care, home care, hospice and assisted living. Brittney enjoys making a difference in the lives of her patients and students.

teaches Allied Health Education at Sacramento Job Corps Center. He was born in Nawabshah, Sindh, Pakistan, and immigrated to the United States in 1999 after completing his formal education in medicine and surgery. Since then, Khalid has taught allied health education classes in vocational schools in the Greater Sacramento area, as well as Sacramento Job Corps Center and Shifa Clinic, where he provides phlebotomy services and training to medical students.

began working as a Carpentry instructor at Sacramento Job Corps Center in November 2019. Prior to working with Job Corps, he worked with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters in Idaho and Los Angeles for nearly 25 years, gaining experiences he would later bring to his students at Job Corps. Roosevelt’s experience at Job Corps has been eventful, from centers shutting down due to the COVID-19 pandemic three months after he started to the shift to virtual teaching. Roosevelt’s students were able to push through and persevere through hard work and determination.

worked with the School for Integrated Academics and Technologies for over five years helping students earn their diplomas before assuming his current role as Test of Adult Basic Education instructor at Sacramento Job Corps Center. Brad is a certified English teacher at the secondary level with over 20 years of classroom experience, from junior high to high school, to college prep, to advanced placement and even Comedy Traffic School.

is a CPP instructor at Sacramento Job Corps Center and 21-year retired U.S. Navy veteran. Anthony enjoys seeing students grow and earn successful careers from start to finish. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice and administration. When he isn't working, Anthony loves coaching football and basketball. He is passionate about blending youth sports with personal and career development.

has worked as a Career Preparation Period instructor at Penobscot Job Corps Center for nearly a decade and brings experience working in wellness and academia. 

has served as the Career Preparation Period instructor at Penobscot Job Corps Center for nearly 20 years. He previously worked in recreation and enjoys playing and coaching various sports and physical activities.

has served as a Career Preparation Period coordinator at Penobscot Job Corps Center for nearly 20 years. He loves giving back to the program that helped him as a young man. Michael has held several roles at Job Corps but enjoys working with brand-new students the most.

serves as the Driver’s Education instructor at Penobscot Job Corps Center. He previously served as an airborne paratrooper in the U.S. Army and had two sets of jump wings. Michael also worked in social work for 27 years.

lead Carpentry instructor at Penobscot Job Corps Center, received training in electrical studies, architectural drawing and general construction in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. He has worked in carpentry for over 20 years in several cities constructing, erecting, installing, finishing and repairing concrete, wood, metal and vinyl structures, and fixtures on residential and commercial buildings. He holds several certifications in construction, safety and management, and has had the privilege to work with great students.