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What is Job Corps, and What Does it Provide? Part II

What do you feel is the most valuable part of the Job Corps program? See what some of MTC’s center directors have to say in Part II of this series. Watch Part I here.

“Job Corps is a vital part of our economy. We provide a service that no other institution in the country provides, so it’s an honor to be part of this program. I would just hope that Congress and other political leaders will see the value in it and will continue to keep this program as strong as it always has been.” – Ellen May, Hawaii Job Corps (Waimanalo, HI)

“There are just endless opportunities and promise for students to fulfill potential.” – Melissa Tran, Woodstock Job Corps (Woodstock, MD)

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A Job Corps student doing hands-on learning with staff.

“The Job Corps program is unbelievable. There is no program like it throughout any other country.” – Marshall Norman, Maui Job Corps (Maui, HI)

“It’s hard work, but it’s going to pay off in the future.” – Mel Gaines, former center director, Brunswick Job Corps (former contract)

“Job Corps is one of the best things out there and the American public needs to know about it. They need us to train people for all of these open jobs.” – Rocky Flanary, Sierra Nevada Job Corps (Reno, NV)

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A petroleum student gains hands-on learning time.

“Because Job Corps works so well, it gets support on both sides of the aisle. It’s beneficial to the community, it is beneficial to the taxpayers, and we do produce great workers and employees for employers. So, the program works!” – Tom Fitzwater, Los Angeles Job Corps (Los Angeles, CA)

Watch Part I and Part III of this series.

Job Corps is the largest job training and education program in the country where youth can get the experience and skills they need to get started in a life-changing career. Job Corps is free to low-income youth and young adults ages 16 to 24, and we believe it really works. Apply today at this link.