Our program is designed to guide young adults, ages 14-24, along the pathway to education, training, personal development, and, ultimately, a rewarding career!
We understand that young adults need a solid foundation of academic and job readiness skills in order to survive and compete in today’s economy. It is for this reason that Workforce Connection Young Adult Program exists and provides the following services:
If you don’t meet our Young Adult Services eligibility requirements, our staff will direct you to other resources that may be able to help you meet your academic and employment goals.
Monday – Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Service area:
Fresno E OC Work force Connection Young Adult Program focuses primarily on serving youth who live south of Shields Ave . in the Fresno metropolitan area . Additionally , the program also serves Urban East , which encompasses Urban Fresno and Cl ov is to the east of Highway 41 .
If you follow thru and stay on track (keep all scheduled appointments), the average time enrolled in the program is 1 year.
1st step would be orientation; 2nd step, assignment to an Academic & Career Advisor to direct you through the program; 3rd step, Eligibility to see if you qualify.
Once enrolled in the program, your Academic Career Advisor will work with you to determine if supportive services are needed and if you are eligible to receive them. If determined that you need transportation assistance, bus tokens will be provided for appointments.
Unlike Summer Youth, the Workforce Connection Young Adult Program’s main objective is Academic Enrichment. Our focus is to provide tutoring and workshops designed to help the enrolled students bring up their grade point averages. After completing certain components (tutorial, workshops), customers can be rewarded with a 6-8 week Work Experience assignment.
The program serves youth ages 14 through 18.
No, the Workforce Connection Young Adult Program is an Academic Tutorial and Career Readiness Program.
Aside from the age requirements, youth can be either currently in school or out of school, must have a need to improve overall.
Academic competencies in reading and/or math, and live or attend school within the Fresno or Central Unified School District boundaries.