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The mission of SOS is to help out-of-school youth ages 16-21 gain the the skills and knowledge they need to become successful adults, capable of securing and retaining employment. In support of this mission, SOS counselors assist youth in receiving career assessment guidance, leadership development and referral services. Participants are also provided the opportunities to develop the necessary skills, values, and attitudes needed to be successful.
The staff of Bevill State's Second Opportunity System will assist out-of-school youth ages 16-21 who meet program eligibility requirements to obtain the following:
If you would like more information about services available through the Second Opportunity System youth program at Bevill State, please call toll-free 1-800-648-3271 or contact one of the following:
| Martha Webster Part-Time Counselor 205-932-3221 ext. 5675 mwebster@bscc.edu |
Nelda Oswalt Part-Time Counselor 205-932-3221 ext. 5676 nloswalt@bscc.edu |
| Shannon Nichols Career Coach Fayette County 205-932-3221 ext. 5678 snichols@bscc.edu |
Joan Watkins Career Coach Lamar County 205-695-8224 ext. 5674 cawatkins@bscc.edu |
| Tim Robinson Career Coach Pickens County 1-800-648-3271 ext. 5634 trobinson@bscc.edu |
Sandi Sudduth Career Coach Walker County 205-648-3271 ext. 5833 ssudduth@bscc.edu |
Students who wish to participate in the Second Opportunity System program will need to provide the following documentation and meet the following criteria for eligibility:
he services and activities of the Second Opportunity System are federally funded by the Workforce Investment Act under the direction of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs.