What is the work choir?
Job Corps is an American program managed by an American secretary and the Ministry of Labor, who cooperates with adolescents and young adults aged 16-24 to offer them opportunities for further education, trained in certain professions and gain social skills and experience through vocational education. The program was developed in 1964 and was freely modeled on the Civilian Nature Corps, which offered similar opportunities for young adults during depression. Since 1964, Job Corps has provided services of more than two million people. It focuses mainly on those young people whose families are on the border of poverty or below the poverty line who were perhaps unsuccessful in the traditional educational environment, or who would lack the opportunity to train for certain professions where they live. They cooperate with career career consultants, Consider available educational opportunities (including getting a diploma at high school or completing several years of community university) and in obtaining a valuableH work experience. While the students participate in the labor choir, they have housing, medical care and small life contributions. Furthermore, when they end the program, effective services can be used to help them find a good job.
About 90% of job graduates will start working after completing the program, join the army, or continue education at the university level. They may also have help in finding places to live or be focused on financial services for further education and cost of living. These "temporary" AIDS can continue 18 months after the person successfully completed the work choir program.
There are more than 100 job centers in the US and applicants can contact them closest to them for more information. Not all who use the qualification for the program and those who admit applications must see that the person is sincerely interested in the full purposeAST in the program. Professional pathways may vary according to the location of each center, but there is a number of selection. These include career in medicine, computer technology, various mechanical and repairs and food science. People can leave the program fully ready to enter the selected career or set well to college to devote themselves to further education for their career. Since employment participants often come from low -income backgrounds, they can often receive maximum financial assistance for a continuing college.
For more information about the program's capacity, its requirements, your services and registration, see the Ministry of Labor website. You can find out which centers are located in your area and look at the list of possible career paths. For many, this Has program has provided a way out of poverty or difficult circumstances and, given the people from a marginalized environment, the opportunity to seek meaningful careers and valuable education without NAid, but their own efforts.