Project Opportunity is designed to provide a bridge curriculum for women who choose to enter nontraditional vocational education and training that will furnish marketable skills to low-income women, single parents, displaced homemakers, young pregnant women, and near-homeless women. A total of 45 women were chosen to participate in the 1993-94 Project Opportunity Curriculum program at El Paso Community College. In 1993-94, project activities included the following: (1) community outreach and recruitment through live and electronic presentations, and printed media; (2) student support services, including child care, technical content course tutoring, transportation funding, and empowerment; (3) networking with the community through conferences and special workshops; (4) program classes including technical applied physics, self-investment, math, technical content, and English for special purposes; (5) work study for 8 hours a week for $4.25 per hour; and (6) 29 students received Project Opportunity certificates of completion. The report includes 27 appendixes providing program curriculum and recruitment materials; program goals; syllabi; calendar of career exploration workshops; work study job descriptions; information on the ethnicity, age, education, income, and dependents of program participants; English entry tests; program evaluation survey; mentoring program materials; certificates of completion; and newspaper articles. (KP)