Washington Post: D.C. will offer free career coaching for residents

By Editor On Jul 7, 2022 Last updated Jul 7, 2022

D.C. will offer free career coaching to thousands of residents, through a $3 million program Mayor Muriel E. Bowser announced Thursday.

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