Serving 16-24 year olds that have significant barriers to employment and are currently not enrolled in traditional schooling throughout northeast Indiana Education and paid employment opportunities that will lead to vocational success! Provides paid Work Experiences with guided pathways leading to long term jobs. The Be SomeOne Now program is a joint program of SCAN, Inc. and Northeast Indiana Works, which is part of the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) is a state-based national non-profit organization dedicated to supporting young people of great promise.
Indiana Career Explorer is a powerful tool that empowers people to explore careers and plan their next steps.
Since 1937, Questa Education Foundation has been helping individuals access post-secondary education, graduate with less debt, and become contributing members of Northeast Indiana’s workforce.
Area 18 CTE delivers 294 career related class sessions at nine high schools located in Huntington, Blackford, Wells, Adams and Jay counties.
College bound? Career bound? Need skills that will help you get a job after you graduate high school? MRCC is the RIGHT PLACE FOR YOU! Career and technical education courses help students explore their interests and career possibilities, and prepare for a career of interest. Content of career and technical education courses includes academic subject matter taught with relevance to the real world, job-related activities and workplace ethics. At MRCC, CTE students can earn high school credit and college credit while working toward a specific nationally recognized certification. Programs include aviation, biomed, construction, culinary arts (Giant Bistro), education, pharmacology, physical therapy, public safety, and more! Most MRCC classes have a home base at Marion High School campus, at 750 W. 26th St. Some classes are held at other locations, including aviation classes held at Marion Regional Airport and construction classes held at various building sites.
Next Level Jobs is here to help you find the resources you need to secure a job, explore new careers, access free training or get career advice.
Job Corps is the largest free residential education and job training program for young adults ages 16–24. We connect you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! You can even enroll and complete orientation and the career preparation courses you need for your training, all online. Then join us on campus to get the hands-on experience you need for a successful career.
Career One Stop is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor and provides a variety of resources, tools, support, and information to help students finish their education, further their education, and find the right career.
You may be able to secure a registered apprenticeship as young as 16 years old. Learn more at www.in.gov/dwd/owbla, where you can use an apprenticeship finder to search for opportunities, apply directly with the employer or sponsor, or simply learn about apprenticeship, pre-apprenticeship and Certified State Earn and Learn (SEAL) programs. You can also contact your local WorkOne Northeast career center. WorkOne Northeast locations can be found at www.neinworks.org/workone-locations
Work and Learn Indiana is a program of the Institute for Workforce Excellence, a nonprofit subsidiary of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. The goal of Work and Learn Indiana is to create or expand high-quality experiential opportunities, such as internships and apprenticeships, and retain Hoosier talent. Even if you aren’t ready yet for an internship or apprenticeship, you might want to take a peek at www.workandlearnindiana.com The site includes a searchable database of employers and candidates.
The Impact Institute (formerly known as Four County Vocational Cooperative until 2013) was formed by a joint service agreement between ten school corporations in June 1969. The Cooperative provides vocational programs, administers adult education and coordinates communications with the Indiana Department of Education and other state agencies. The thirteen currently school corporations currently served are located in the five northeast Indiana counties of Noble, DeKalb, LaGrange, Steuben, and Whitley.
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Educating, empowering and exposing the region's future workforce to the breadth and depth of career paths and helping them align their strenghts, abilities, and passions to steer self-descovery.
