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Job Corps graduates are the trained entry-level workers you've
been looking for. They are young men and women who have overcome
challenges. They have taken control of their lives and completed
job, education, and life skills training. They have learned
discipline as well as problem solving, goal setting, and the
flexibility businesses need to meet the challenges of today's
economy.
Businesses that hire Job Corps graduates:
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Acquire trained, entry-level workers
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Save time and money on recruiting, training,
and hiring new employees
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Do not pay any fees for Job Corps' assistance
in matching our graduates to your needs
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Can "try before they buy" using Job
Corps' Work-Based Training program,
internships, or job shadowing
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Diversify their work force
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Help their business, the community, and young
people entering the world of work
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May be eligible for a federal tax credit
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Receive Job Corps follow-up with their new
employee for the first year of employment,
to make sure everything is going well
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It is our goal to work closely with employers to match our training
to the specific skills employers need. Springdale Job Corps Center
invites employers to meet with the center Business and Community
Liaison to discuss industry-specific training. Whether it is the
addition of a new vocation to the center offerings or an addition
to an existing vocation, we are interested in working with you to
meet your hiring needs.
Employers are encouraged to join the SJCC Industry Advisory Council
which meets twice each year to review local labor market
information, to identify employment opportunities in the community,
and to evaluate center training.
Representatives of business, civic, and educational organizations,
elected officials, law enforcement agencies, and other service
providers can also help guide center community involvement by
joining the Community Relations Council. This committee meets every
quarter to discuss opportunities for students to participate in
community service projects and to discuss issues of mutual interest
to the center and to the community.
Call our Business and Community Liaison at (503) 695-2245 x244. Visit
the Job Corps - San Francisco Region Web site at
http://sanfranciscoregion.jobcorps.gov,
or visit the Job Corps National Web site:
http://jobcorps.dol.gov
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Good Work Habits
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Job Corps trains students in good attendance, on-the-job
safety, communication skills, and teamwork.
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Job-Related Education
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Job Corps students learn the math, language,
and computer skills they'll need on the job.
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Driver's License
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Driver's education is offered on Job Corps campuses
to ensure students can transport themselves to and
from work or between job sites.
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Dress appropriately for work
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Be on time
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Respond to supervision
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Follow directions
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Listen effectively
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Ask for clarification
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Explain procedures
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Take initiative
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Satisfy customers
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Work in teams
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Work with diverse races, cultures, sexes, ages,
and persons with varying abilities
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Troubleshoot and problem-solve
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Access and use information in manuals and on computers
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Participate in Work-Based Learning
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Take a tour of the Springdale Job Corps campus,
let students tour your facility
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Mentor a Job corps student
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Tutor students in math and reading
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Hire a graduate
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Become a Job Corps employer partner by participating
on the Center Industry Council
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Provide advice on curriculum for customized
industry–specific training
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Sponsor workshops for staff and students
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Donate materials or resources to centers
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Participate in Work-Based Learning
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Offer to allow a Job Corps student the opportunity
to "job shadow"
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Participate as a speaker or represent Springdale
Job Corps in a job fair
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Invite Job Corps youth to work on community service projects
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Tell a young person about the Job Corps program
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Become a Job Corps advocate by spreading the
word and writing letters of support
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