Job Corps | US Department of Labor

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Eligibility

Applicants must be between the ages of 16 - 24. Be a citizen, legal US resident or authorized immigrant. Meet low-income criteria (on public benefits or at/below poverty level). Need of additional technical training or education outside of the public education system. Get a signed consent form from a parent or guardian if they are a minor. Make a child care plan if they are a parent of a dependent child. Meet behavioral and drug-free requirements while in the program. Young people who are school dropouts, runaways, foster youth, parents, or homeless are particularly welcome to apply.

Hours

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Fax

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https://www.jobcorps.gov/

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Application process

Call toll-free or fill out online application to apply and learn more.

Fees

None. Enrolled students are provided with housing, meals, basic health care, and a living allowance while on campus.

Service area

United States
NJ
PA

Description

Operating a residential career technical training and education program for low-income and at-risk young people aged 16 through 24, the initiative enables students to attain a high school diploma, high school equivalency credential, college credits, and industry-recognized certifications across over 100 career areas, typically spanning 8 to 12 months. Throughout the program, participants receive housing, meals, basic healthcare, a living allowance, and career-oriented training, all at no expense. Post-graduation, a career transition counselor offers support for up to 21 months, aiding in securing employment and independent living.

What's Here

Adult High School Diploma Programs Supervised Living for Older Youth Youth Employment Programs Job Corps

Providing organization

US Department of Labor

Improves working conditions; advance opportunities for profitable employment; and assure work-related benefits and rights.