Rudy Wilson has nearly 30 years of experience in the armed and unarmed security industry, including several years in the United States Army as a military police officer. In addition to his military and security expertise, Rudy has extensive knowledge about the state of Oklahoma’s Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) certification.

has a 15-year career in law enforcement and is the Security and Protective Services instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. His variety of experiences and positions in the field allows him to give students the training they need to be successful.

is a Culinary Arts instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center, with a variety of culinary experiences from over a decade in the field. Emily loves sharing her passion for cooking and baking with her students.

is a Certified Medical Assistant instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. Michelle holds a master’s degree in public health and specializes in clinical education, home health, and community and nonprofit outreach.

is the Building Construction Technology instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. Keith brings years of experience managing properties and new developments to the classroom to help students reach their career goals.

has more than 27 years of experience as a member of the International Union of Operating Engineers. In his career, Paul has used his heavy equipment operation skills to work on numerous projects, including power plants, bridges and more.

is the Certified Nurse Assistant instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center, with more than 25 years of nursing experience. Deborah’s passion for teaching combined with her educational and professional background makes her an asset to the team.

is the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. Before joining the team in 2015, David held several positions in HVAC and building maintenance. As an instructor, David enjoys helping students pursue their goals.

is the Electrical instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center. Before pursuing training in electrical through Kaplan Career Institute and Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Pennsylvania, Anthony worked as a kitchen coordinator and traveling trainer for different restaurants. He is thankful for his career change, as it allows him to mentor students to grow and realize their worth.

is a Cement Masonry instructor at Pittsburgh Job Corps Center and a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Marine Corps Reserve and Army Reserve. His professional experience includes more than 45 years of cement masonry, with some of those years as a Concrete instructor at Harpers Ferry Job Corps Center. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his family.