The Farmworker Career Development Program (FCDP) at South Florida State College helps migrant and seasonal farmworkers—and their dependents—across Highlands, Hardee, and DeSoto counties achieve better pay, year-round job security, and economic independence.
There will be an informational session on campus at HHS on November 10th and November 12th during 8th period in the Media Center. Students who qualify and are interested are encouraged to attend one of the two sessions.
Education and Skills
GED preparation, ESOL classes, basic skills training, and job training for high-demand careers.
Career Guidance
One-on-one career counseling and job readiness training to help you apply for, land, and keep a great job.
Financial and Personal Assistance
Support services and financial assistance to keep your training stress-free.
Do you qualify?
If you or a family member earned income from agricultural work within the last 24 months, you may be eligible! An SFSC representative will be available to answer your questions about the program.
