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American Indian OIC, based in Minneapolis, MN, has been dedicated to serving the community through education and training since 1979. As a nationally-recognized leader in workforce development, they have helped over 25,000 individuals strengthen their skills, find employment, and improve their lives. Their programs and services address educational disparities by offering vocational training, career coaching, adult education, and an alternative high school, all aimed at providing opportunities for a living wage in high-demand careers. Through their Takoda Dakota for Friend to All programming, American Indian OIC offers personalized assessments, career planning, GED tutoring, and small group instruction to equip job-seekers with the tools needed to succeed. Their accredited alternative high school, Takoda Prep, focuses on core academic competencies while maintaining a strong connection to American Indian culture. The success stories of their graduates, who experience higher wages and increased enrollment in secondary education, highlight the impact of American Indian OIC's commitment to changing lives and creating opportunities for the community.Generated from the website

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