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Participants

MRC serves individuals with physical or mental health disabilities or other barriers to employment (immigrants and refugees and people with limited income or transitioning from public assistance to self-sufficiency).

Normally, MRC consumers are referred for services by a “referral source” or someone who will ensure payment is made for services received. In the case of grant-funded projects or programs, individuals may be referred or may self-refer for those services if they meet the project or program entrance criteria. Although MRC doesn’t receive many referrals directly from individuals, it is an option for an individual to self-pay for MRC services.

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Unique Features of MRC Services

  • MRC is accredited as a special purpose school through North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) and licensed as a private school by the State of Minnesota. MRC offers accredited training and education classes which focus on small class sizes and extensive one-to-one interaction with instructors.
  • MRC offers individuals services that will assist them in achieving self-sufficiency and focuses on a holistic service model, meaning we work with both the professional and interpersonal growth of each individual served.
  • MRC works closely with the business community to ensure that its training courses fit the needs of the changing Minnesota workplace. MRC has over 70 business partners who assist with developing curriculum, offering work readiness training courses, and assisting individuals with securing competitive employment with career advancement.

Benefits of Participating in services at MRC

  • Participants receive continuing education units which may be converted to credits at some other state postsecondary school or that will help students to waive some courses if they do go onto further education.
  • All participants placed through MRC have the opportunity to receive follow-up services for an extended period of time to ensure the job is a good fit and to assist them with any job retention issues that may come up.
  • MRC Training and Education courses are developed by MRC Business Partners, thus participants gain the skills needed for the current workplace.
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