Quick answer: For job training in Moreno Valley, The Ayangbah Foundation offers live online classes taught in real time by a real instructor. You can learn from home after a warehouse or hospital shift. Prefer a classroom? Take the same class in person in downtown San Bernardino, up I-215. No diploma or experience is required.
Moreno Valley is home to about 214,000 people, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's July 2025 estimate. Many residents work long shifts in logistics, healthcare and public service. If you want to move up, change fields or build a side business, short training can help. This guide shows you how.
Who Is Job Training in Moreno Valley For?
The city's 2024 annual financial report lists its largest employers. They include March Air Reserve Base, Riverside University Health System Medical Center, Amazon, Moreno Valley Unified School District, Ross Dress for Less, Kaiser Permanente, Harbor Freight Tools and Procter & Gamble.
That mix tells a story. Many local jobs are in warehouses, distribution centers and hospitals. Those jobs are real work. But many people want a path into office, supervisor, bookkeeping or small business roles. Our classes are built for that next step.
Census data for 2020–2024 shows about 80% of Moreno Valley adults age 25 and older finished high school. About 18% hold a bachelor's degree or higher. You do not need a degree to grow your career. You need skills employers can see.
If you work in logistics
Warehouse and delivery workers often know the floor better than anyone. Adding Excel skills can help you track inventory, build reports and stand out for lead or coordinator roles. Our Excel and Office classes cover formulas, charts, Word and Outlook in 12 hours.
If you work in healthcare
Hospital and clinic staff use email, scheduling and spreadsheets every day. Strong communication also matters. Our Public Speaking & Communication Lab helps you speak clearly with patients, coworkers and managers.
Online Job Training in Moreno Valley That Fits Your Shift
Shift work makes school hard. That is why every class we offer is live online. A real instructor teaches in real time. You can ask questions as you go. It is not a recorded video you watch alone.
We offer day, evening and Saturday classes. Coming off a night shift? Take a day class. Working days? Join in the evening. Here is what you can take:
- Career Readiness & Entrepreneurship Employment Training: 40 hours over 4 weeks ($1,200), with a certificate.
- Microsoft Excel & Office Essentials: 12 hours ($297).
- QuickBooks Bookkeeping Essentials: 12 hours ($297). Invoices, bills, bank reconciliation and reports.
- Government Contracting Academy and Friday Contracting Workshops ($97 each, or 4 for $297).
- Entrepreneurship & Small Business workshops.
- Youth Substance Use Prevention & Leadership for ages 12–26.
Forklift, OSHA 10, CPR, ServSafe, CompTIA A+ and Google IT certifications are coming in 2027. Join the interest list if you want to hear first.
Taking Class In Person: I-215 North to San Bernardino
Our classroom is at 255 N. D Street, Suite #200-XXVII, San Bernardino, CA 92401. From Moreno Valley, take I-215 north into downtown San Bernardino. Many students like the classroom for the routine and the face-to-face support.
Not sure which format is right? Read our guide to evening, weekend and online job training.
Help Paying for Training in Moreno Valley
You may qualify for funding through WIOA, the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. Moreno Valley is in Riverside County. WIOA funds are run locally by each area's workforce board, so you should contact Riverside County's system.
- Business & Employment Resource Center (BERC): 12625 Frederick Street, Suite K-3, Moreno Valley. Phone (951) 413-3920. The City runs it with Riverside County Workforce Development.
- Riverside County Workforce Development Center: 1325 Spruce Street, Suite 110, Riverside, CA 92507.
Call first to confirm hours. You can also use the American Job Center locator at CareerOneStop.org. We cannot promise funding, but we can help you get ready. Our WIOA eligibility checklist is a good place to start.
For Employers in Moreno Valley
Moreno Valley's top employers include March Air Reserve Base, Riverside University Health System Medical Center, Amazon, Harbor Freight Tools and Procter & Gamble. Distribution employers can build lead and supervisor skills in our Excel and communication training, scheduled around warehouse shifts. See our logistics and warehouse training guide or explore employer solutions.
How to Get Started
- Apply online. It takes about five minutes.
- Meet with our team to check funding eligibility and build your career plan.
- Pick your schedule: day, evening or Saturday, in person or online.
- Start class. See upcoming dates on the class schedule.
Not sure yet? Join the free info session any Monday at 5 PM, or call or text (909) 454-7076.
Next start dates are October 17 and November 23. Email us at info@ayangbahfoundation.org anytime.
FAQ
Where can I find job training in Moreno Valley, CA?
The Ayangbah Foundation offers live online classes Moreno Valley residents can join from home, plus in-person classes in downtown San Bernardino. The city's Business & Employment Resource Center on Frederick Street also offers job services.
Are there evening job training classes near Moreno Valley?
Yes. We offer day, evening and Saturday classes, both online and in person. That makes it easier to train around warehouse or hospital shifts.
Can warehouse workers in Moreno Valley move into office jobs?
Many do by adding skills like Excel, Outlook and QuickBooks. Our 12-hour classes teach those basics in a short time.
How far is San Bernardino from Moreno Valley for in-person classes?
Downtown San Bernardino is a drive north on I-215. If that commute is hard, you can take the same class live online.
Can Moreno Valley residents get WIOA funding for training?
Moreno Valley residents may qualify for WIOA funding through Riverside County Workforce Development. Contact the BERC or the Riverside County Workforce Development Center to ask.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Moreno Valley city, California (V2025 population estimate; 2020–2024 education data); City of Moreno Valley 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, principal employers (via Wikipedia); City of Moreno Valley Business & Employment Resource Center (moval.gov); Riverside County Workforce Development; CareerOneStop.org.