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Welcome to Job Corps Training Opportunities

Whether you’re interested in the skilled trades, healthcare, information technology, construction, transportation, or advanced manufacturing, Job Corps provides training that combines classroom learning with practical experience. Students also earn recognized certifications, gain valuable work experience, and receive support with job placement or continuing education after graduation.


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Center Location and Training Options

Angell Civilian Conservation Center

335 NE Blodgett Rd Yachats, OR 97498

Auto Mechanics/Technician

Brick Laying/Masonry

Carpentry

Painting

Plumbing

Urban Forestry


Columbia Basin Civilian Conservation Center

6739 24th Ave NE, Bldg 2402 Moses Lake, WA 98837

Business Technologies/Office Administration

Cement Masonry

Painting

Plastering

Certified Nurse Assistant

Culinary Arts


Curlew Civilian Conservation Center

3 Campus St, Curlew, WA 99118

Brick Laying/Masonry

Carpentry

Cement Masonry

Painting

Welding

Forestry Technician & Fire Fighting


Fort Simcoe Civilian Conservation Center

40 Abella Ln, White Swan, WA 98952

Auto Mechanics/Technician

Heavy Equipment Operator

Heavy Equipment Repair

Truck Driving

Brick Laying/Masonry

Carpentry


Jacobs Creek Civilian Conservation Center

984 Denton Valley Rd, Bristol, TN 37620

Brick Laying/Masonry

Carpentry

Cement Masonry

Painting

Welding

Heavy Construction Equipment Mechanic

Forestry Technician & Fire Fighting

Heavy Equipment Operator


Lyndon B. Johnson Civilian Conservation Center

3170 Wayah Rd, Franklin, NC 28734

Brick Laying/Masonry

Facilities Maintenance

Painting

Office Administration

Culinary Arts

Welding


Oconaluftee Civilian Conservation Center

502 Oconaluftee Job Corps Rd, Cherokee, NC 28719

Building Construction Technology

Electrical

Certified Nurse Assistant

Forestry Technician & Fire Fighting


Schenck Civilian Conservation Center

98 Schenck Dr, Pisgah Forest, NC 28768

Carpentry

Facilities Maintenance

Painting

Culinary Arts

Welding

Maintenance - Light Repair


Timber Lake Civilian Conservation Center

59868 E Highway 224, Estacada, OR 97023

Auto Mechanics/Technician

Carpentry

Electrician

Painting

Welding

Forestry Technician & Fire Fighting

Culinary Arts


Wolf Creek Civilian Conservation Center

2010 Opportunity Lane, Glide, OR 97443

Business Technologies/Office Administration

Carpentry

Cement Masonry

Welding

Forestry Technician & Fire Fighting

Culinary Arts

*Select your top three training programs, be flexible with location to receive the training you want.

Frequently Asked Questions

 Yes. Job Corps is a free, federally funded program. Eligible students receive education, career training, housing, meals, basic medical care, and support services at no cost. 


 Most students must be 16–24 years old, meet income eligibility requirements, and be a U.S. citizen or legal resident authorized to work. 


 Most Job Corps centers offer free residential housing, and many students choose to live on center. In some cases, non-residential options may be available depending on the center. 


 Job Corps offers career training in high-demand industries, including construction, healthcare, information technology, transportation, hospitality, and conservation-related careers at Civilian Conservation Centers. 


 Yes. Students can earn a high school diploma or GED while receiving career training. 


 Yes. Job Corps provides career placement assistance, resume help, interview preparation, and connections to employers, unions, military opportunities, and advanced training programs. 


 Most students complete Job Corps in 8 to 24 months, depending on their career path and educational needs. 


 Students receive academic support, career counseling, basic healthcare, mental health services, and life-skills training while enrolled. 


 Job Corps provides a structured, supportive environment with staff available to help students adjust to campus life and succeed. 


 Some minor legal issues may not disqualify a student. Each situation is reviewed individually during the admissions process. 


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