Adulting 101–Work, Work, Work, Work, Work: Professionalism

Adulting 101 is an educational series for teens led by Extension Educators that teach youth valuable life skills often not taught in the classroom. Adulting refers to being a responsible adult by paying bills, cooking and cleaning, having health insurance, and maintaining a savings account. It also means knowing how to have healthy relationships and being a professional when interviewing for a job. It is believed that today’s youth lack adulting skills because there is an over-emphasis on academics from an early age compared to previous generations. This program engages youth in learning adulating skills to combat this issue.

All classes will be from 1 – 2 pm at FVTC Appleton campus room A154 (Entrance 15).
Open to all ages 14 – 24.
Come to all, or choose the sessions of interest to you.

Work, Work, Work, Work, Work: Professionalism – August 15

Now that you have landed the interview, what do you wear, and how do you prepare? I-9, 401k, insurance, direct deposit, and the new hire paperwork can be overwhelming! Join us, and we will give you tips and tricks to land the job and help you navigate the new hire process!

If you have questions or want more information, please contact:

MaryBeth Wohlrabe | Positive Youth Development Educator
Extension Outagamie County
3365 W. Brewster St. | Appleton, WI 54914
Phone: 920-832-5120 | Wisconsin Relay: 711
Fax: 920-832-4783
Email: marybeth.wohlrabe@wisc.edu