St. Louis’ Walk of Fame is paved with famous folks from across the region. But the odds of becoming another Stan Musial or Cedric the Entertainer are remote. More importantly, St. Louis’ job market is diverse and changing. This is evident by the shuttering of auto manufacturing plants and the emerging growth of the biotech industry.

Adult Learning:

The transformation of urban settings from former industrial hubs to new global-linked centers requires new ways of learning for adults of all ages and backgrounds. That's why ARCHS is building community partnerships that:

• Advances formal learning through GED completion, vocational education, college and university settings
• Fosters regional workforce development collaborations
• Develops continuing education for area professionals in a variety of fields

Adult Learning Community Partnerships:

• ARCHS' Reentry Community Partnership
• Missouri Reentry Conference
• ARCHS' Welfare to Work Community Partnership
• Partnership for the New Workforce