has been the Insurance instructor at Hartford Job Corps Center since 2011.

is the ACT coordinator at the Hartford Job Corps Center. She uses her training as a certified school counselor to support students in navigating postsecondary training options and the college admissions process. Her goal is not only to help students get into and finance college, but to empower students to succeed through mentorship and skills training once they are accepted.

has 26 years of experience as a tradesman with the Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen Union and has extensive knowledge of bricklaying, natural stone and restoration work. He has worked on many landmark structures including the U.S. Capitol, Empire State building and Chrysler building and participated in the cleanup at the World Trade Center site after 9/11. He joined Edison Job Corps as the Bricklaying instructor to make a difference in the lives of young people with whom he shares many similar early experiences.

is a Building Construction Technology instructor at Edison Job Corps Center but has been with the program for nearly 10 years as a student, food services staff member, maintenance staff member and property coordinator. His knowledge of the Job Corps training program both as a student and operational staff gives him a unique perspective and an ideal background for working with students in his training area. Joselyn focuses on involving students in many hands-on projects in order to teach them the skills to be competitive and develop a strong work ethic to guarantee future success.

has been a staff member at Edison Job Corps Center for over 30 years, starting as an electrical assistant in the maintenance department and then as the supervisor of maintenance. He has now been an instructor for the Home Builders Institute Electrical Wiring training area at Edison Job Corps for the last 20 years. He holds an electrician’s license and is a certified OSHA trainer. Carl’s focus is on providing the best possible hands-on training for his students and providing all the tools necessary for them to have successful careers in the field.

Joseph Brown, the Lead UBC/Carpentry instructor at Edison Job Corps, has been a union carpenter for over two decades. After completing his apprenticeship, he was a journeyman and foreman for various union contractors throughout New Jersey. Joseph has extensive knowledge of commercial construction carpentry and is authorized to teach OSHA, vinyl siding installation, scaffold safety, scaffold user and green building awareness courses.  

has been a union carpenter in New Jersey since 1996 and is a current Union Brotherhood of Carpenters /Carpentry instructor at Edison Job Corps Center. He completed the four-year UBC apprenticeship program and worked in the field as a carpenter until July 2019, when he joined the EJCC team. He has extensive training through the UBC and is authorized to give certification classes for OSHA, scaffolding, green building awareness and vinyl siding.

is an Automotive instructor the UAW-LETC at Edison Job Corps. He began his automotive career as a general service technician in 1997. Throughout the years, he has worked in a number of positions in the field as a tool clerk, parts clerk, automotive technician and automotive store manager. Gayle is certified in automotive technology and is ASE Master-certified. He is dedicated to providing students with the best possible experience to help them achieve their career objectives.

is employed with UAW-LETC as an Automotive instructor at the Edison Job Corps Center. His focus in this role is to teach students how to succeed in the automotive industry. He is ASE Master-certified with over 25 years of experience as both a technician and manager in the auto field. William’s goal is to share his automotive knowledge with students so they can reach their career goals.

is a Culinary Arts instructor at Edison Job Corps and a seasoned chef. He graduated from Johnson & Wales University, where he specialized in restaurant, hotel and catering operations and management. He also has many years of experience as an owner and operator of his own restaurant. Ralph’s focus when instructing is on student success and helping them achieve their career objectives, and because of this, students are prepared for higher-level careers in the culinary arts field and many students go on to advanced training.