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Workforce Investment Act

How does WIA help youth?

A) Youth who need additional support in the area of employment readiness and want to improve their employability enroll into WIA.

WIA provides intensive job readiness and case management services which include:

• Work readiness classes and workshops

• Job shadowing

• Paid internships, college preparation, and intensive job placement.

What Age group do I need to be in to qualify?

A) Current or Former Foster and Probation Youth ages 16 to 21 years of age who live in the North Central and Central Regions of San Diego are eligible to receive services.

Below is a list of questions that you might still have about our program.

How do I know if I qualify?

A) You have to be from the ages of 16-21 years of age.

If I don’t have a high school diploma can I join?

A) YES you can,  we developed this program so that you can not only finish your GED but also gain a stronger interest in your desired work field.

What areas in San Diego qualify me for this program?

A)  La Jolla,  Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Mission Valley, National City, South San Diego  etc… More cities will be added shortly .

What type of identification do I need to start the program?

A) Photo ID (School ID), Social Security Card or Right to Work Card should be enough to start. If you have any questions regarding this matter please call one of our YES Transition Network  Case Managers at 1 – 858 – 560 – 0871

How long does this program last?

A) From the time that you start you are eligible to be in the program till you reach 21.

Does the program outline goals for me?

A) Yes, we first start by getting you back on the road to success by continuing your general education.

A.1) We then start to prepare you for work readiness by certifying your work skills to an appropriate work environment.

A.2) By this point you are geared toward continuing your education and are part of San Diego’s career market.

A.3) The last step will be for you to continue into a higher level of education such as : A Public/Private College or trade school.

Independent Living Skills

Who is the program for?

A) The program assists current and former foster and probation youth transition to successful and responsible adulthood, by providing educational support, workforce development, supportive case management, and life skills training.

What type of services does this program offer?

• Case management

• Supportive services in the areas of housing

• Transportation, and emergency assistance

• Job searching and opportunities to attend basic life skills classes and workshops.

How do I get started with the program?

Call us at 1 – 858 – 560 -0871

What is CEBICAMEX?

A) Cebicamex is an approved program by the State of California to educate Mexican immigrants in areas of English classes, basic computer programs, and microenterprise development.

What type of results have come from the program?

A) More than 600 students receive bi-national certificates of completion from CEBICAMEX each year. These certificates help Immigrants  to compete more effectively for jobs in the United States, because most employers here recognize Access. Inc, certification by the State.