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ADMISSIONS
How does Job Corps work?

Interested young adults apply to the program through a Job Corps Admission Counselor. Eligible youth are assigned a specific Job Corps Center, usually one that is located nearest the youth's home and one that offers career training of interest to the youth.

While at the Center, students take part in academic, career and life skills training, all of which promote employability skills. After students graduate, Job Corps provides placement assistance and follow-up services for up to one year.

Job Corps partners with many local and national employers to provide work-based learning sites and permanent employment. Nationally, 91% of all Job Corps graduates are placed in jobs, enlist in the military or enroll in further education.

Contact an Admissions Counselor:

Grace Petelo
Registration Clerk
Petelo.Grace@jobcorps.org


CENTER RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

The Recreation Department at the Long Beach Job Corps Center is an active facility, not only during the day, but also during student leisure hours, evenings, and weekends.

After the training day, students can participate in recreation activities which may include playing team sports such as basketball, volleyball, or individual activities such as weight training, cardio-training, arts-and-crafts, walks or team-building initiative games.

The Recreation Building houses a foosball table, ping-pong table, and pool tables. Here students may relax with their friends, play board games, and enjoy snacks from the vending machines. The Recreation Department has weekend and evening activities that include movies, bowling, shopping, professional games, and other activities around the center.


National Job Corps Website

Accessibility Statement:
The Office of Job Corps is committed to ensuring its web sites are accessible to the widest possible audience. We are continually improving accessibility by following all recommended guidelines outlined in Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1998. Should you require assistance with any portion of this site, contact haque.sean@jobcorps.org.

All photos provided by courtesy of Job Corps center operators under contract to the US Department of Labor.

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