Skills Training Through Certified Learning Platforms

Certified Learning Platforms (CLPs) is a skills training program that focuses on teaching people the kind of basic, advanced and specialized work skills that are in demand by community employers. Graduates of our programs receive Dunwoody Custom Training-Opportunity Partners joint certificates of completion.

All of our programs are designed around existing community job positions and employer needs that are researched and developed into course curriculum. Collaborating with Dunwoody’s Custom Training Department ensures that students develop professional-level skill sets that help them find and secure jobs.

For work-ready individuals referred through VRS, graduates are eligible for a one-time, 90-day free job placement service. Graduates also have the option of becoming enrolled in an Extended Employment Program for long-term job support.

At Opportunity Partners, we offer the following three skills training programs to choose from:

Admission Criteria:

  • Diagnosis of disability with accompanying documentation.
  • Has an adequate funding source via state vocational rehabilitation, vocational services, county or private subsidies.
  • Demonstrates independence in self-help skills including eating, mobility and medication.
  • Must meet and complete a screening / intake process.

Intake Process:

  • Because we provide on-the-job training, candidate must provide social security card and state identification documentation at time of intake.
  • Necessary paperwork and signatures will be completed at intake but can be completed prior if requested.

All platforms are hands-on, 5-week training programs that offer paid, on-the-job training during the fifth week while working at a local community employer under supervision.

All CLP curriculum is developed for delivery to developmentally disabled people.

Class size is small at 5 students per class, which allows for more individualized one-on-one training, faster completion and a high graduation rate.

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