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Find similar grantsYouth Programs (WIOA Youth Program) is sponsored by Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council. The WIOA Youth Program serves young adults ages 14-24 who are in or out of school and have an interest in education, employment or career exploration assistance, seeking a future of success and self-sufficiency.
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Youth - Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council Job Seeker Services for Youths The Youth Programs of the Pacific Mountain Workforce Development provides services for youth and young adults (ages 16-24) to provide them the resources they need to build sustainable, lifelong careers and build a foundation of citizenship, leadership, and self-sufficiency.
The Pacific Mountain Workforce Development funds these programs so they are free to you. Resources and Services you can find below include: High Impact Community Grants Partnership Opportunities The WIOA Youth Program serves young adults ages 14-24 who are in or out of school and have an interest in education, employment or career exploration assistance and are seeking a future of success and self-sufficiency.
Please Note: Some eligibility requirements may apply.
Workforce Program Manager Tutoring, study skills training High school drop-out prevention/alternative school services/high school re-engagement Paid work experience/internship opportunities Occupational skills training and certifications to enhance your employability Leadership development opportunities Financial literacy education Entrepreneurial skills training Mentoring, guidance and career coaching Job search and job readiness assistance through our Uplift!
Workplace Readiness Training Building a career portfolio Career exploration and development assistance/Career assessment testing Information and referrals to other resources Post High School planning Post-secondary education support/educational planning Work Experience and Internships Youth need opportunities to learn the skills that can only come from real work experience.
Our investments fund meaningful paid work experiences to help young people learn and develop the skills necessary to succeed in today’s world of work. We work in partnership with the business community to provide career exploration opportunities for area youth.
Youth will be provided the opportunity to work with an individual career and educational coach, participate in a career assessment test, job shadow at a local business, participate in a paid work experience/internship opportunity, connect to a career mentor or get involved in an informational interview.
High Impact Community Grants Pacific Mountain Workforce Development provides program resources for projects and activities that support career connected learning experiences contributing to Youth and Young Adult Employment Preparation and Training in Highly Rural and Remote Areas of the PacMtn region.
Program funds will be made available to assist for programming that serve rural/highly remote youth and young adults (ages 16-24) with employment preparation activities that connect them to at least one of the 6 PacMtn industry sectors – Food Production, Wood Products & Paper Manufacturing, Life Sciences, Chemical Products & Plastics Manufacturing, IT/Telecom, and Tourism & Recreation.
Partnership Opportunities Businesses and community agencies can partner with our programs in a variety of ways: Speak in a classroom, provide mock interview opportunities, allow a youth to job shadow at your business, mentor a young adult, share community resources, provide a work experience/internship opportunity for a young adult to gain valuable workplace skills (paid by our programs).
To learn more about services offered to businesses and partnership opportunities, please visit the Business page and Partnership Opportunities page. Partnership Opportunities page Below is a list of links for other available resources and programs for both youth job seekers and employers wanting to assist. WorkSourceWA.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Young adults ages 14-24 who are in or out of school and have an interest in education, employment, or career exploration assistance. Some eligibility requirements may apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Programs (WIOA Youth Program) is funded by Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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