ESL Orientation in Spanish every Tuesday at 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Orientation in English every Tuesday at 1:30 - 2:30 PM
Virtual Orientation in English every Tuesday at 4:00 - 5:00 pm
1 on 1 orientations available.
25 Years of Investing in People’s Future Empowering Success through Pathways to Achievement
Project ARRIBA is a workforce training model and economic development initiative that can connect you to the opportunities, mentorship, and financial support you need to pursue or complete your education and start an in-demand career to support your family with a sustainable, living wage.
See our 25th Anniversary Dinner & Fundraiser highlight video courtesy of our partners, Workforce Solutions BorderPlex!
VIEW OUR REPORTS
View the Project ARRIBA Impact Report published by the HUNT Institute for Global Competitiveness here.
El Paso, Texas — Project ARRIBA, a workforce development initiative serving El Paso County, has delivered a transformative economic impact between 2020 and 2024, according to a new report by the Hunt Institute for Global Competitiveness at the University of Texas at El Paso. The program has added an estimated $284 million in lifetime earnings for its graduates during this period, contributing to a total economic value of $1.177 billion since its inception.
Our unique job training model provides access to higher education and addresses common barriers to success for economically-disadvantaged individuals. This comprehensive model includes training participants for in-demand careers and then job placing them in the workforce to earn a livable wage. Not only does this help participants overcome poverty, it also eases regional workforce shortages and benefits the local economy.
Dr. Hafid Guerrero, Dean of Nursing for El Paso Community College will deliver the nights’ keynote address.
Father James “Buzz” Hall, passed away at the age of 82, leaving behind a legacy of service and dedication to the El Paso community. He was a beloved figure known for his warm personality and unwavering commitment to helping others.
Our past graduate, Jossue Herrera and current treasurer of the El Paso Area Advanced Practice Nurses Association invests in Project ARRIBA.
Renee impressed me since the first time we met. During our conversation at ISS, I knew Renee had all her sights on becoming nurse. She had 1 goal in mind and that was to become a nurse. Renee is a perfect example of resilience and determination.
- Mimi DuranProject ARRIBA is a great opportunity for individuals like me that need to finish the nursing program. I feel that I will have someone by my side making sure that I do not fail in my attempt of becoming a nurse.