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For enrollment information, call 800-733-JOBS (5627) or visit https://bit.ly/3jk9O7C Administered by the U.S. Job Corps is a U.S.

Department of Labor, Job Corps is the nation's largest career technical training and education program for low-income young people ages 16 through 24. Department of Labor Equal Opportunity Employer Program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

1-800-733-JOBS (5627), TDD/TTY 1-877-889-5627

10/14/2026

The best way to understand a career path? See it for yourself.

A successful apprenticeship is built on comprehensive training. Gerald R. Ford Job Corps students got to see exactly what apprenticeship preparation can look like when they visited the Wayland Carpenter and Millwright Apprentice Training Center.

Students toured the state-of-the-art facility, watched hands-on training in action and learned about the benefits of Registered Apprenticeships.

Job Corps continues to connect students with real opportunities in critical industries and support the President’s goal of 1 million new apprentices.

Imagine where an apprenticeship could take YOU. Apply today!

10/07/2026

Apprenticeships begin here.

At Job Corps, students can participate in pre-apprenticeship training in four dynamic industries. These programs give students the hands-on experience, education and credentials they need to qualify for and succeed in a Registered Apprenticeship.

Become one of the nation’s next generation enrolled apprentices at Job Corps.

09/30/2026

Three years of hard work. One historic achievement.

Ehsoe, a graduate of the Painting pre-apprentice program at Hubert H. Humphrey Job Corps, completed her three-year Registered Apprenticeship and made history as the first female student from the program to do so. After graduating from Job Corps, Ehsoe began working for Painting by Nakasone, where she continues to build her career today.

Job Corps continues to prepare students like Ehsoe for long-term careers through industry training programs while supporting the President’s call for 1 million new apprentices.

Imagine what YOU could do. Apply today!

09/23/2026

Glenmont Job Corps graduates Calvin, Tyrece and Shamal are the latest Job Corps graduates to be hired by Ingalls Shipbuilding. As they begin their careers at Ingalls’ Mississippi shipyard and transition to independence, they’ll get the support they need to succeed from Gulfport Job Corps’ Transition Hub Advanced Training program.

“Each of these young men has worked hard, remained committed to their goals, and demonstrated the determination and professionalism needed to earn this opportunity,” said Glenmont Programs Director Colin Motyl.

Calvin, Tyrece and Shamal are part of the next generation of shipbuilding professionals helping advance the President’s goal to establish America’s maritime dominance.

Your career could start here. Apply today!

09/15/2026

Finishing strong, building a future.

Woodland Job Corps Carpentry graduate Michael Amosu turned his training into a Registered Apprenticeship. Today, he apprentices with contractor Kem Antrifex, earning $19.45/hour, with a raise on the way.

After graduating from the Carpentry training program, Michael gained work-based learning experience through Achieve Workforce Academy before securing a role at Home Depot. His early career success allowed him to purchase his first car and laid the foundation for the apprenticeship he holds today.

Stories like Michael’s show how Job Corps creates a clear path from training to employment.

Be part of the President’s initiative to launch 1 million new apprenticeships nationwide. Your journey starts here—explore how Job Corps can connect you to your future career. Apply today!

09/09/2026

Preparing students for the future means preparing them for AI.

At an AI Learning Lab, Woodland Job Corps students explored real-world applications of AI through robotics and drone demonstrations while learning effective prompting techniques and responsible AI practices. Students who completed the program earned a TRUST Certification, recognizing their foundational understanding of ethical and professional AI use.

Interested in growing your skills? Take the next step and join Job Corps today!

09/02/2026

Real careers in shipbuilding begin with Job Corps.

Last week, workforce leaders gathered in Pascagoula, Mississippi, to spotlight how partnerships between the Gulfport Job Corps Transition Hub and industry leaders like Huntington Ingalls Industries are creating pathways into high-demand careers.

At Job Corps, students are gaining hands-on training in welding and pipefitting, building the skills they need to enter the workforce. Through these programs, Job Corps is helping to build the next generation of skilled shipbuilding professionals while supporting the President’s goal of American economic strength and maritime future.

Ready to launch your future? Visit JobCorps.gov.

08/28/2026

One decision can change your future.

Jordan is proof of that. Now a painter apprentice, Jordan graduated from Brunswick Job Corps with the hands-on training and industry skills needed to launch his career. From preparing surfaces and applying coatings to using professional equipment, he built the foundation for long-term success.

Job Corps campuses across the country are preparing students with the education, skills, certifications and career readiness needed to qualify for Registered Apprenticeship opportunities like this.

Jordan’s journey started with one decision. Yours can too.

You could be one of the next 1 million apprentices trained under the President’s workforce initiative. Take the first step with Job Corps and start building your career today.

08/17/2026

Career training is just the beginning.

Job Corps gives students the opportunity to explore Registered Apprenticeship pathways, connect with industry professionals and gain insight into what’s next after graduation.

Delaware Valley Job Corps students visited the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters Apprenticeship Program. The experience deepened their understanding of trade careers and apprenticeship opportunities.

If you or someone you know is ready to explore a future within this industry, Job Corps is the place for YOU.

08/05/2026

Looking to build a career in shipbuilding and join the movement to restore America’s maritime dominance?

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