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Job Corps
Job Corps is America's leading residential employment training program.
To be eligible, the criteria are:
- be a young
adult under the age of 25
- be a United
States citizen or legal resident
- meet income
requirements
- be ready,
willing and able to participate fully in an educational environment,
which may require relocation.
Applying
for Job Corps
- attend an
orientation/application session that is scheduled at WorkSource
Renton each Tuesday from 2:30pm - 3:20pm
- have a social
security card, Washington state identification and complete court
report (if you have a criminal history)
- schedule
and attend an interview appointment
- call each
week to check in with your Job Corps admissions counselor, 206.205.3553
- you will
be notified when your application is approved
- you must
sign a pre-admission agreement pledging your support to Job Corps
zero tolerance for violence policy.
For more information,
visit www.nwjobcorps.org or call 206.205.3553. |
1. What are the benefits of Job Corps?
2.
What type of career training is there?
3. Where would I be
relocated to?
4. What is the zero
tolerance for violence policy?
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Whether
or not you have finished high school, you can take advantage of
Job Corps programs. Job Corps is different from high school . You
don't compete for grades. Instructors are committed to your personal
success and you decide if you want to participate later in advanced
training classes or college programs. |
When
you graduated from Job Corps, you decide where you want to go
from there. Placement counselors are available to help you find
a job. You will get a readjustment fund which will enable you
to make the necessary purchases to transition into the work world.
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