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Job Corps is an educational program for people aged 16 to 24. The main goal of this program is to improve the quality of youth’s lives by academic training. Job Corps provides job training, career planning and helps young people to find a job. Also among provided services there are food service, health care, residential housing etc. at some centers single parents can apply for childcare programs. Job Corps offers vocational training, but besides this the program includes reading, math, preparation to college, Limited English Proficiency course. Job Corps provides students with support during a year after the program graduation. Training lasts from 8 months to 2 years depending on a program a student chooses. Please try to contact Job Corps Customer Service directly prior to posting any complaints on this site.

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Job Corps - Job corp Not a good idea
4.5 200 Constitution Avenue, NW, Ste. N4463 WashingtonDC 20210 (800) 733-JOBS, (800) 733-5627 http://www.jobcorps.gov/contact.aspx

It all started by me going to a open house that made job corps seem vary intresting they treat parents vary nicely and made students feel vary at home. So nacherly it seemed ...

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Mar 13, 2012
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Anonymous
Penobscott Job Corps
4.5 200 Constitution Avenue, NW, Ste. N4463 WashingtonDC 20210 (800) 733-JOBS, (800) 733-5627 http://www.jobcorps.gov/contact.aspx

If you are thinking of going to any job corps do not its a test of your mentality not your success income is very very limited not to mention every 2 weeks. facebook myspace twitte...

#202012
Oct 10, 2010
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