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About Workshops for Warriors:
Workshops for Warriors is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to rebuilding American manufacturing by providing veterans, transitioning service members, and wounded warriors with advanced manufacturing training and job placement assistance. Workshops for Warriors offers accelerated 16-week training programs in CNC Machining and Welding, providing students with nationally recognized credentials in their chosen field. Since 2011, Workshops for Warriors has trained over 1,400 students who have earned more than 19,000 nationally recognized credentials. For more information, visit wfw.org.
Helpful Hints
- Both “Workshops” and “Warriors” are plural – Workshops for Warriors.
- Hernán Luis y Prado is pronounced “Air-Nan Loo-Ees Ee Prah-Doh”
- Hernán always has an accent over the “a”
- If writing last name only, it is “Luis y Prado” NOT “Prado” alone