
Cleveland Learning Connection is a 501c3 nonprofit corporation with the mission of empowering people with workplace challenges by providing a rich training experience in which to learn modern office technology skills while also learning any needed assistive technology. In doing so, we also strive to provide Ohio's employers with a better qualified and more diverse workforce.

We are a team of teachers who will work with you in a technology-rich environment to help you gain new workplace skills including Microsoft 365 (Word, Outlook, and Excel). We have a minimum of ten and a maximum of 34 years of experience providing training services to consumers from
OOD, BWC, DOL, and VA.

We currently offer Work Adjustment, Short Term Computer Skills Training, and Situational Assessment services. Our programs can be completed online, at our location in Cleveland's Asia-town, or as a hybrid. We are a 501 C3 non-profit organization and we have plans to offer much more to help our community. Leave a message below to stay informed about our new programs when they become available.
Van holds undergraduate degrees in Engineering and Education, an M.Ed. in Adult Learning and Development, and is a State of Ohio certified educator. Van's 35 year history of helping people with disabilities includes working with Chapter 31 veterans with service-connected disabilities and serving as Coordinator of E-learning and Assistive Technology at Case Western Reserve University.
Christina's teaching career spans some of Greater Cleveland's most meaningful and overlooked classrooms. It began, after she graduated from The University of Wisconsin, when she moved to a small-town Illinois, where she taught high school writing, speech, and debate — and a love of finding the right words has followed her ever since. Mak
Christina's teaching career spans some of Greater Cleveland's most meaningful and overlooked classrooms. It began, after she graduated from The University of Wisconsin, when she moved to a small-town Illinois, where she taught high school writing, speech, and debate — and a love of finding the right words has followed her ever since. Making good use of her minor in criminology, she launched a volunteer literacy and humanities program for incarcerated adults at the Cuyahoga County Jail and the Women's Northeast Pre-Release Center, an early signal of where her heart was headed. She went on to teach fourth and fifth grade, lead a school-wide Pre-K through 8 reading program, coach Power of the Pen, and teach vocational academics at Cleveland Job Corps before spending 13 formative years at Townsend Learning Center, where she discovered firsthand the extraordinary resilience of injured workers. As a licensed Phono-Graphix reading instructor, she now coordinates curriculum, leads student orientations, and ensures that every person who walks through CLC's doors feels genuinely welcomed and supported. For adults rebuilding their lives after injury or illness, Christina believes work adjustment isn't just job training — it's a runway to make sure every student takes off.
And for the record, she's the proud Nebraskan trainer of a two-time Thursday Thirsty Turtle champion.
Brian is a State of Ohio certified educator and graduate of The Ohio State University, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Operations Management and Purchasing. Throughout his career, he has worked with diverse populations, including veterans, students, and individuals with disabilities, helping people overcome barriers and access new
Brian is a State of Ohio certified educator and graduate of The Ohio State University, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Operations Management and Purchasing. Throughout his career, he has worked with diverse populations, including veterans, students, and individuals with disabilities, helping people overcome barriers and access new opportunities through education, advocacy, and storytelling.
His experience includes aiding veterans in sharing their stories, supporting injured workers through upskilling and return-to-work initiatives, and helping hundreds of students improve their SAT and ACT scores, expanding their pathways to higher education. Brian brings a unique combination of operational expertise, educational leadership, and a strong commitment to advancing opportunity and inclusion for individuals from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.
Lindsey brings extensive leadership, organizational, and instructional experience to her work with students. As a former manager in the retail sector, she developed strong skills in team leadership, training, customer service, and operations management. Her proficiency in Microsoft Office and administrative systems supports effective prog
Lindsey brings extensive leadership, organizational, and instructional experience to her work with students. As a former manager in the retail sector, she developed strong skills in team leadership, training, customer service, and operations management. Her proficiency in Microsoft Office and administrative systems supports effective program delivery and student engagement.
As both an educator and a mother, Lindsey understands the importance of creating supportive learning environments that foster confidence, growth, and achievement. She is dedicated to helping students develop practical skills, overcome challenges, and reach their academic potential and personal goals.
Cleveland Learning Connection welcomes all people to work and learn at our center. We will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, the appointment to and termination from its Board of Directors, hiring and firing of staff or contractors and vendors, selection of volunteers, and providing of services.
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Fax: 888-631-1714
3631 Perkins Avenue 3A2, Cleveland, Ohio 44114-4705