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Youth Services

The goal of Workforce Solutions' Youth Program is to help young people complete their education in order to find and retain employment.

Through the coordination of the Youth Employment Partnership, low-income youth, aged 14-21, can receive work-readiness and life skills through Workforce Investment Act-funded training that will help them achieve their career goals.

Some of the services offered include:

Career Counseling
GED or high school equivalency preparation
Leadership skills development
Tutoring
Employment opportunities and paid work experience

To find out more, contact Youth Services or one of the Youth Employment Partners today.

Workforce Solutions is an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available, upon request, to persons with disabilities. Relay Texas: 800.735.2989 (TDD) / 711 (Voice).