Foundation for California Community Colleges
Overview
Foundation for California Community Colleges, also known as FoundationCCC, supports students, colleges, and communities across California. Its workforce portfolio helps education and employer partners build employment pathways, manage paid work experience, and expand apprenticeships. It also works through local partners on training and employment support for eligible participants. Services are delivered through colleges, employers, public agencies, workforce intermediaries, and nonprofit organizations, so access depends on the specific program and partner arrangements. Education and workforce organizations can approach the relevant team about agreements, technical assistance, or collaboration.
What they do
Workforce pathways and apprenticeships
Helps colleges and employers build employment pathways and expand apprenticeships through technical assistance, communities of practice, and regional education-to-workforce collaboration.
Paid work experience administration
Serves as employer of record for internships and paid work experience, handling payroll, workers' compensation, and human resources for education and employer partners.
Farmworker agtech education
Partners with community colleges on a noncredit, competency-based agtech certificate that lets farmworkers build on skills they already have, with bilingual support and stackable pathways toward degrees.
Community employment support
Works through partner colleges and organizations to provide training and employment support to CalFresh participants and students with disabilities, and administers grants for programs helping underserved people find and keep work.
Programs and services
Locations
- Office address 1102 Q Street, Suite 4800, Sacramento, CA 95811, United States