Job Corps Career Training

Training Underserved Youth for Career Success

How We Help People

Preparing America’s Youth for Successful Careers

We are committed to improving the lives of the more than 20,400 vulnerable youth we train in our Job Corps centers. Low-income youth face many barriers to employment—learning disabilities, mental health issues, and a lack of family support. MTC’s engaged learning approach is extremely successful in providing youth with valuable academic and job skills training, so they can join the workforce and sustain themselves and their families. We tailor our education and job training to fit the needs of each student. When they graduate, they’re industry certified in a variety of fields including healthcare, construction, and automotive. They leave the program confident and ready to work. It’s amazing to see the transformations and to be a part of their lives.

5,427

students were placed in quality jobs, higher education, or the military

1,448

students earned their high school diploma/equivalency or completed a technical training program

15,105

primary industry-recognized credentials earned by students at MTC-operated Job Corps centers

My experience was great. It’s made the difference in the person that I could have been to the person that I am right now. Honestly, I don’t know what I would have done if it hadn’t been for Job Corps.

Trinquenski Hicks, Turner Job Corps graduate
Trinquenski Hicks, Turner Job Corps graduate

You know, people wonder, ‘Well, why is CVS doing this? Why do you have this function?’ Our function is all about connecting to and finding those underserved populations [Job Corps] and giving them an opportunity to come into a Fortune 500 company and be successful.

Leslie Reis, CVS Senior Manager
Leslie Reis, CVS Senior Manager

Where We Help People

California

Connecticut

Illinois

Louisiana

Carville

Missouri

New Jersey

Oklahoma

West Virginia

*subcontracted center