WIOA Title I Services | Advance Wisconsin Employment
WIOA Title I Services

Your path to a better career starts here.

Advance Wisconsin Employment connects job seekers across our nine-county region with free training, support, and employment services funded through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.

Free WIOA Title I Services

Eligible adults, dislocated workers, and youth can access a wide range of no-cost workforce services designed to help you find stable, good-paying work.

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Career Counseling & Planning

Work one-on-one with a career advisor to assess your skills, explore career options, and build a personalized employment plan.

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Occupational Skills Training

Access funding for certificate programs, vocational training, and approved training providers to gain in-demand credentials.

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Job Search Assistance

Get help with resume writing, job applications, interview preparation, and connecting to employer hiring events in your area.

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Adult Education & Literacy

Improve basic skills, earn your high school equivalency (HSED/GED), or strengthen English language proficiency.

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Supportive Services

Financial assistance for transportation, childcare, work clothing, tools, and other barriers that can prevent you from succeeding in training or employment.

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Youth Employment Programs

Young adults ages 14–24 can access tutoring, work experience, mentorship, financial literacy, and year-round employment opportunities.

Who Can Apply?

WIOA Title I services are available to adults, dislocated workers, and youth who meet certain criteria. You may qualify if you are:

  • 18 or older and seeking employment or career advancement
  • A dislocated worker who has been laid off or received a notice of layoff
  • A veteran or eligible spouse of a veteran
  • A youth between the ages of 14–24 facing barriers to employment
  • An individual with a disability
  • Someone who receives or recently stopped receiving public assistance
  • A low-income individual or family
  • An English language learner or individual with low literacy levels

Not sure if you qualify?

Our team will help you determine eligibility at no cost or obligation. Every situation is unique — reach out to a local contact or apply online and a staff member will follow up with you.

Services are provided through Forward Service Corporation (FSC), our regional WIOA Title I service provider.

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Job Centers & Affiliate Sites

Visit us in person at any of our locations across the region. Walk-ins are welcome at Job Centers. Contact ahead for affiliate site availability.

Marathon County Job Center

Job Center

Address: 11 Scott St, Suite 200, Wausau, WI 54403

Phone: (715) 261-8700

Monday – Friday8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday – SundayClosed

Northern Advantage Job Center

Job Center

Address: 51-A N Brown St, Rhinelander, WI 54501

Phone: (715) 365-1500

Monday – Friday8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday – SundayClosed

Adams County Affiliate Site

Affiliate

Address: 190 S Main St, Adams, WI 53910

Phone: (608) 339-9559

Note: Contact ahead to confirm staffed hours and available services before visiting.

HoursContact site to confirm current schedule

⚠️ Hours subject to change. Please call ahead or visit JobCenterOfWisconsin.org to confirm current hours before visiting.

Talk to Someone Today

Have questions about WIOA services or need help getting started? Reach out to our local contact — a real person ready to assist you.

WIOA Team Lead
Colt Nicklaus
Forward Service Corporation
5709 Windy Dr, Stevens Point, WI 54482
www.fsc-corp.org →

Ready to Move Forward?

Apply online through Forward Service Corporation — our regional WIOA Title I provider. It only takes a few minutes to get started.

Apply for WIOA Services →

Advance Wisconsin Employment · Workforce Development Area 6
WIOA Title I services are provided through Forward Service Corporation.
Serving Adams, Forest, Langlade, Lincoln, Marathon, Oneida, Portage, Vilas, and Wood Counties.
This program is funded through the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).
Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.