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Career and Technical Education: Workforce Development Program
AMIkids Pensacola Workforce Development program is a community-based pre-apprenticeship program that provides job training and educational services for young people ages 16-24 who have left school (dropped out) without a diploma. Our program provides a supportive environment for young people to earn their GED (high school diploma), gain valuable job skills, and prepare for a rewarding career.
Here’s what they’ll gain:
- Vocational Training: Choose from in-demand fields like construction and healthcare.
- GED Preparation: Earn a high school equivalency diploma and unlock further education opportunities.
- Job Readiness Skills: Learn how to find and keep a job with interview skills, resume writing, and more.
- Supportive Services: Get help with mentoring, counseling, transportation, and even food insecurity through our community partners.
- Stipends: Earn money for attending the program and completing milestones.
There’s no cost to enroll, and the program lasts 8 months.
Ready to take charge of your future? Contact AMIkids Pensacola Workforce Development YouthBuild Program today!
Click Here to register for the AMIkids Pensacola Workforce Development YouthBuild Program or contact us below:
AMIkids Pensacola
3685 Muldoon Road
Pensacola, Florida 32526
Office: 850-453-1910
Additional Information:
- Our program is funded by the Department of Labor (DOL).
- We offer a combination of classroom learning and hands-on experience.
Wraparound Services:
AMIkids Pensacola Workforce Development partners with third-party social service organizations to help provide additional services that our young people may need, like Mental Health, Food Insecurity support, or transportation. These wraparound services offer a comprehensive, family and young person-driven approach.
**The US Department of Labor funds 75% of the AMIKids Pensacola YouthBuild Program, committing $1.358 Million in
federal funds. The remaining 25% ($339,500) of the project budget is financed by non-governmental sources.**