Phase 1.
Our program has three phases. In the first, Corpsmembers get on the job training and have access to skill building opportunities. If an individual doesn’t yet have a High School Diploma, they’ll also be enrolled in school. In addition to paid work experience, Corpsmembers receive:
Support Service Referral
Resume Building Assistance
Financial Literacy Training
Hand Tool, Safety, and Recycling Training
Click the following links for more information about the projects Corpsmembers work on, the trainings they can receive, and the support services that we offer.
Phase 2.
By month 3, Corpsmembers are ready for some additional skill-building. They’ll start with these required trainings, then have access to a variety of advanced trainings that align with their personal goals.
Forklift Training
Mock Interview Groups
Digital Job Skills Workshop
Intro to Chainsaw Training
At this point, Corpsmembers are eligible to get promoted or specialize in an area of interest. To view our promotional structure, click here. Note that Corpsmembers who get promoted earn extra time at the Corps.
Phase 3.
From here, Corpsmembers continue with trainings, get promoted, set personal goals, and pursue scholarships. When it’s time to begin transitioning from the Corps, Corpsmembers are in Phase 3 . We’re here to assist Corpsmembers through:
Resume Reviews
Employer Connections
Supervised Job Searches
Scholarship Opportunities