Urban Options: Workforce Development

Urban Options programs work intensively with older youth to prepare them for entry into the workforce or for further education. Participants receive job readiness training, job placements, referrals to local employers, as well as case management and mentoring. Urban options develops life-skills including money management, self-sustainability, and program solving. Guest speakers, college preparation, and internship opportunities are other aspects of Urban Options programs designed to give young people marketable skills and a horizon for a future career.
Career Center & Case Management
Contact: James Hollins, jhollins(at)swyc.org
By Appointment
Job Readiness Trainings
The goal of the SWYC Urban Options Job Readiness Training is to prepare youth to enter the workforce through delivery of services in career education and counseling, "soft skills" training, leadership development, job and educational opportunities, regional public Internet access and skill and interest assessment.
Contact: Maggie Bonjean, mbonjean(at)swyc.org
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3-5pm
Urban Options Open Walk-In
Staff on hand in the computer lab for Jobs advice, resume building, and application help.
Contact: Maria Sarabia, msarabia@swyc.org
Tuesdays, 4-6pm
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