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Start Your Career with Free Training at Joliet Job Corps

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By David Beckford
Joliet Jobs Corps

Discover how Joliet Jobs Corps is helping individuals start their careers through valuable skills training and support. Join today! Learn more.

When it comes to your  future, you should have choices. Choose your path, and Joliet Job Corps will provide you with free career training so you can gain the skills and tools you need to be successful. 

At Joliet Job Corps, students can …

Engage

ENGAGE

Find a supportive community to lean on.

CAMPUS LIFE

LEARN

LEARN

Earn your high school diploma or equivalent and gain skills to be successful in a career.

ACADEMICS

Earn

EARN

Take your training and education and put them into action.

LIFE AFTER JOB CORPS

Are you eligible?

Generally, Job Corps students:

are 16 through 24 years old

are low-income individuals

meet citizenship, residency, DACA or other approved status requirements

meet background requirements

are ready and motivated to succeed

An Admissions Services staff member can walk you through the process.

#JolietJobsCorps #Careers #SkillsTraining

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