Apprenticeships and Skilled Trades
Paid training pathways that lead to a credential without a four-year degree.
About 5 min read
Includes a link to Apprenticeship.gov Job Finder
Module 1 · Topic
Apprenticeships, skilled trades, credential programs, workforce programs, internships, resume preparation, and career exploration.
Learn → Talk → Act · 4 resources
Paid training pathways that lead to a credential without a four-year degree.
About 5 min read
Includes a link to Apprenticeship.gov Job Finder
What to include when a young person has school, volunteering, and family responsibility but little formal work history.
About 4 min read
Includes a link to CareerOneStop — Local Help
How earn-while-you-learn programs work and where to search for them nationally.
About 5 min read
Includes a link to Apprenticeship.gov (U.S. Department of Labor)
Free, in-person job help exists in nearly every county — here is how to use it well.
About 4 min read
Includes a link to CareerOneStop (U.S. Department of Labor)
Supporting academic progress, school communication, attendance, accommodations, and important school conversations.
4 resourcesCollege preparation by grade level, admissions basics, community college and university pathways, financial aid, and application preparation.
4 resourcesScholarship opportunities, justice-impacted youth opportunities, application deadlines, essays, recommendation letters, and financial-aid resources.
4 resourcesResources for approximately ages 16–24 related to education, employment, housing, financial literacy, mentorship, identification documents, and independent living.
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