Connects participants to high-wage careers and/or college

Ensures participants achieve a GED and/or Occupational Credential

Provides Paid Work Experience opportunities

Facilitates 14 WIOA Youth Elements

• Academic Skills
  Tutoring & Study Skills, Alternative Secondary School Services
• Career Readiness
  Work Experience, Leadership Development, Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurial Skills, Labor Market Information
• Vocational Skills
  Occupational Skill Training, Concurrent Education
• Supports
  Supportive Services, Adult Mentoring, Comprehensive Guidance & Counseling
• Career Placement
  Placement of Participants into Quality Careers or Post-Secondary Training, Post-Secondary Preparation & Transition Activities, Follow-Up Services
• Community Outreach
  Outreach to recruit participants and promote programs, Collaboration with employers to identify workforce training needs

• Monitors Career Center partners to ensure service delivery as outlined in MOUs and Resource Sharing Agreements
• Provides quarterly meetings among Career Center partners to ensure support for WIOA participants
• Manages quarterly meetings to review service delivery goals and progress status
• Oversees professional development that emphasizes best practices and workforce development standards