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CUNY: Fall 2025 FREE APPLICATION Dates for New York!

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We provide high-achieving low-income students of colorwith the opportunities they need to thrive - at top colleges and in meaningful careers. Big challenges If we want to see greater diversity in leadership and put talented low-income students of color on a path to the same financial security as their more privileged peers - we have ...

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The Opportunity Network ignites the drive, curiosity, and agency of underrepresented students on their paths to and through college and into thriving careers, powered by our commitment to access and community.

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The NYC Salt Photography Residency Program is a year-long digital photography program for high school students that builds technical skill, creative voice, and professional confidence. It runs from September through June, and is perfect for those who are serious about photography and ready to grow - creatively, technically, and personally.

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2026-2027 | NYC SALT Residency Application

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CareerZone is the comprehensive platform for youth and young adults to carve a customized career journey.

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At City Year, we believe that all students can succeed and that developing the skills and talents of young people contributes to strong, vibrant communities—outcomes that benefit all of us.

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We're accepting applications for the upcoming school year. Apply today! Serving as a City Year AmeriCorps member is a complex and challenging, yet rewarding commitment. If you're ready, we're ready for you.

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Roads to Success (RTS) formerly known as Oasis Community Corporation was formed to provide on-site, integrated academic and recreational after-school and summer programs for schools, communities and agencies.

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​Roads to Success (RTS) formerly known as Oasis Community Corporation was formed to provide on-site, integrated academic and recreational after-school and summer programs for schools, communities and agencies. Founder Adam Weiss had been a leader in developing and delivering similar educational programs in the not-for-profit, public, and private sectors, and had created Oasis to take advantage of the rapidly growing demand for these services.

For schools, communities and agencies faced with the challenge of providing meaningful after-school and summer experiences for children, Oasis designed and delivered customized programs that transformed schools or public spaces into vibrant community resources for children and families. Integrating academics with arts and recreation, Oasis provided after-school and summer programming ranging from remedial academics to challenging enrichment programs.

In 2004 Roads to Success was launched in New York City by Andrew J. McKelvey, the former CEO and Chairman of Monster Worldwide, to fulfill his vision of giving middle and high school students the tools they need to achieve success. The Roads to Success College Access and Career Development Curriculum is the product of several years of extensive research, field testing and frequent revision to determine what students need to know to discover meaningful employment and plan for the education they will need to achieve their goals. The RTS curriculum is designed to be easily installed within any educational setting and engage students in topics that are often neglected in schools: career exploration, education planning, critical thinking, and financial literacy.

In 2009 Oasis Community Corporation and Roads to Success merged-joining the two organizations' missions. Today RTS creates programming for NYC's youth, focusing on economically depressed communities, where youth are rarely aware of the wide array of careers available to them and have little sense of the connections between school and a rewarding adult life. RTS helps youth identify their passion(s), develop plans for the future, become a positive member of their communities and acquire critical skills to better facilitate the transition from youth to adulthood.

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Committed to achievement for all New York City youth, Roads to Success promotes academic, personal and professional development through out-of-school-time programs built on a philosophy of self-discovery.

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Programs | StreetSquash - A Comprehensive Youth Enrichment Program in Harlem

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A career in the trades can set you up for lifelong success. Explore skilled trades and career training programs at a State University of New York school near you – all at low SUNY tuition.

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NYADI – The College of Transportation Technology 

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Upon completion of our program, graduates will be prepared to meet the increasing demands for skilled Automotive, Diesel and Collision technicians driven by technological advances in the transportation industry.

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Automotive Technician Training in Jamaica, NY

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We offer automotive technician training certification and degree programs at our Jamaica, NY, mechanic school. Enroll now at NYADI.

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WIOA Youth & Young Adult Services Providers (Department of Labor)

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WIOA Youth & Young Adult Services Providers (Department of Labor)

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WIOA Youth & Young Adult Services Providers

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Pathways to career opportunities with youth and young adults facing barriers to career success.

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Morgan Stanley JumpStart Scholars in Finance is a five-month virtual, immersive learning experience designed to develop a pipeline of ambitious high-school seniors into the world of finance. JumpStart consists of bi-weekly learning sessions taught by Morgan Stanley employees.

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Train & Earn is a comprehensive career pathways program that supports young people in finding long-term, sustainable employment.

DYCD Community Connect at 1-800-246-4646

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Train & Earn (formerly the Out-of-School Youth Program) is a career pathways program that provides comprehensive job training and employment services, along with support services needed by participants to find a permanent job, obtain their high school equivalency if applicable, and access postsecondary education and training. Train & Earn is for youth and young adults aged 16-24, who are not working and not in school, and meet certain eligibility requirements.

Enrollment Dates

Enrollment is ongoing - some providers operate in cycles. Please check with your local program.

Program Requirements

Age 16 - 24

Not attending school

Must meet income and other eligibility criteria

Must be a New York City resident

Additional Information

Must be able to work lawfully in the United States to participate in paid work experiences

For more information, call DYCD Community Connect at 1-800-246-4646.

TRAIN & EARN ELIGIBILITY Train & Earn providers assist applicants in determining eligibility for their programs.
A. 16-24 years old at eligibility determination, and

B. or in secondary or for-credit postsecondary school at eligibility determination and

C. At least one of the following apply:

1. Youth who (a) received HS Diploma/equivalent and (b) is low-income and (c) is Deficient in Basic Literacy Skills or is an English language learner; or

2. Required to attend school but has not attended for at least the most recent complete school year's calendar quarter'; or

3. Homeless or Runaway: or

4. In foster care or aged out of foster care; or

5. Pregnant/Parenting; or

6. Subject to the juvenile or adult justice system; or

7. Requires additional assistance to complete an educational program, or to secure and hold employment (must also meet low-income definition)

Low Income Definition
A. Family income at or below 100% of poverty line or 70% lower living standard or

B. Meets one of the following criteria

Work Status: Authorized to work in U.S.

Selective Service: If male, Selective Registration
Click here to access a list of Train & Earn providers *The Department of Youth and Community Development is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

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Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) - DYCD

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Manhattan Transition & College Access Center

269 West 35th Street, Room 702 New York, NY 10024

212-609-8491

mntcac@schools.nyc.gov

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SCA High School PAID Summer Internship Program

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New York City School Construction Authority’s official website

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Office for People With Developmental Disabilities

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The Front Door is the way OPWDD connects you to the services you want and need. Once you enter, a person-centered planning process begins, which helps you learn about and access service options that take your needs and desires into consideration.

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Live, work and take part in your community with the help of OPWDD supports and services

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A college education is more important than ever before. The Department of Education of New York City is here to ensure all students graduate from high school ready for college and the 21st-century workforce.

Preparing your Child for College and Careers

Now is the right time to start thinking about college and careers. No matter what grade your child is in, you can help them begin preparing for their future.

Families of Elementary and Middle School Students

Encourage your child to read every day for at least 30 minutes. Reading will help them do well in every subject.
Visit Newsla.com for age appropriate articles and to help build literacy.

Talk to your child about how important it is for them to go to school every day. Attendance is a strong indicator of your child's academic success.

Help your child develop good habits such as being punctual, organized and working well with others. Tracking daily and weekly homework assignments is a great way to build time management organization skills. These are all habits they will need to be successful in college and in their career.

Help your child explore their interests. Encourage them to join clubs or programs at their school and in their local community, and ask them about their favorite subjects, hobbies, and activities.

Encourage your child, regardless of how they are doing in school, to go to college. All students, including those with disabilities or multilingual learners, can go to college.

Talk to your child about the importance of middle school grades, and New York State exams for the high school admissions process. Students should begin researching high schools and preparing for their high school exams prior to seventh grade.

Attend parent-teacher conferences and school activities. Talk with teachers about how your child is doing in school and monitor your child's progress.

Families of High School Students

Continue doing the activities mentioned above and:

Talk to your child about getting good grades in high school and make sure your child is on track to graduate high school. Your child needs to get a high school diploma or get a GED/HSE to apply to college.

To graduate from high school, your child needs 44 credits and pass five Regents Exams.

Visit the Graduation Requirements page to learn more about credits and state exams your child needs to graduate from high school.

Encourage your child to take challenging classes and do well in those classes.

Visit at least two colleges with your child every year and attend college fairs. Take a list of questions and listen to what they think about each college.

Help your child prepare for the SATs. Some colleges also require college tests called ACTs.

Meet with your child's school counselor and teachers, ask them to share information on colleges that match your child's interests, paying for college, and begin planning for their future as a team.

You can also use The College Board's Family Action Plan for high school students and the First in the Family website to plan for their high school years.

Encourage your child to take challenging classes and do well in those classes.

Educators can find resources to support students in college and career planning on WeTeachNYC. You can also read about graduation requirements and college entrance exams.

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A college education is more important than ever before. The Department of Education of New York City is here to ensure all students graduate from high school ready for college and the 21st-century workforce. Now is the right time to start thinking about college and careers.

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New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD)

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New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD)

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Out-of-School, Out-of-Work Youth and Adult Job Trainings

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Workforce Connect provides New York City youth and adults with paid work experiences, work readiness and occupational skills training, academic instruction, financial literacy instruction, and more supports as needed. If you are a young adult in NYC who is not currently in school and is not working or underemployed, DYCD Workforce can connect you with potential career paths.

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New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) Tools

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New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) Tools

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The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is the City's lead agency for youth employment programs. DYCD is committed to expanding opportunities for New York City's young people.

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The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is the City’s lead agency for youth employment programs. DYCD is committed to expanding opportunities for New York City’s young people. Our employment programs help youth between the ages of 14 and 24 gain work experience and further their education.

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New York Botanical Gardens - High School Explainers Program

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New York Botanical Gardens - High School Explainers Program

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Recruitment for Fall 2026 (August through January) Intern Explainer Session begins this fall!

Open House
Saturday, April 18, 2026; 1 to 2 p.m. at the Dodge Activity Center

Send RSVP to explainers@nybg.org by April 1, 2026.

Fall 2026 Application Deadline
Wednesday, April 22, 2026; 11:59 p.m.

Internship Interview Dates
Held in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden. Candidates with completed applications will be invited to attend one of the interview dates listed below.
Interviews will happen between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on the following dates:
Additional dates/times may be added if needed.

Fall 2026 Intern Orientation
Wednesday, June 10, 2026; 7 p.m.

Mandatory Intern Training (Attendance required to all 4 training days)
Tuesday through Friday, August 25 through 28; 10 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.

Fall 2026 Weekend Internship
4.5-hour shift, Saturdays OR Sundays, March 21 through June 21, 2026

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Recruitment for Fall 2026 (August through January) Intern Explainer Session begins this fall! Open House Saturday, April 18, 2026; 1 to 2 p.m. at the Dodge Activity Center Send RSVP to explainers@nybg.org by April 1, 2026. Fall 2026 Application Deadline Wednesday, April 22, 2026; 11:59 p.m.

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Career Interests & Work Values Assessment 

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Career Interests & Work Values Assessment

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Let’s get to work. Your career in health care begins here If you are 16–24 years old and looking for a career in health care, you could be a good fit for one of our FREE training programs. Apply Now The skills you learn at Job Corps can launch a career as… Certified Nurse Assistant Clinical Medical […]

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Quiz Results

After you complete The Princeton Review Career Quiz we will show you careers that match the "style" and "interest" colors you created. The colors have particular meanings:

Your Interest

"Interests" describe the types of activities that you are drawn to; these will need to be present in a job or career that you are considering if you are to stay motivated. It is important to note that interest in an activity does not necessarily indicate skill.

Your Style

"Style" describes the strengths that you could bring to a work environment when you are at your best. This is the way you like to get results. A work environment in which your strengths are appreciated is a big part of career satisfaction.

Recommended Careers

"Interests" describe the types of activities that you are drawn to; these will need to be present in a job or career that you are considering if you are to stay motivated. It is important to note that interest in an activity does not necessarily indicate skill.

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Career Exploration for Middle School Students | Middleschool.org

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Help your middle schooler explore future careers with free resources, tools, and ideas. Spark curiosity and build purpose early.

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Free personality test - take it to find out why our readers say that this personality test is so accurate, "it's a little bit creepy." No registration required!

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What career best fits your personality? This free career aptitude test can give you insight into your job personality. Based on a characterization of your personality in terms of Holland Code personality types, you will learn what kind of work environments, occupations and skills suit you best. The results of this career assessment test provide you with a list of professions and occupations that fit your career personality and will guide you on your career path.

Choose a career that matches your skills and preferences. You will increase your chances of being successful! Take this career quiz and get your results right now!
(We also offer practice aptitude tests for assessment training if that's what you are looking for.)
Career test instructions

It takes five to ten minutes to complete this free career test. You will see fifteen sets of four pictures that show specific work activities. You must choose only one work activity that appeals to you the most and one that appeals to you the least.

Do not choose a work activity based on the status or money associated with it. Do not make your choice based on gender or race. Just imagine yourself performing the task shown and decide if you would like to do it or not.

If you like doing the activity, click the on the picture. If you do not like doing the activity, click the on the picture. You must choose a like and dislike for each set.

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Career test (2023) - Free online aptitude test - 123test.com

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This career test will help you find out what professions fit your personality. Take this free online test right now at 123test.com and work on your career!

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Careers - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Career opportunities at The Met are as varied as the cultures represented in the Museum’s collection, and require all levels of training, experience, and education.

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Internships - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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High school students, undergraduate and graduate students, and recent graduates are eligible for internships at The Met.

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We offer a variety of internships in various departments within NYC Parks. For more information on available positions, please explore the categories below or contact the Internship Coordinator at (212) 360-8212.

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We offer a variety of internships in various departments within NYC Parks. For more information on available positions, please explore the categories below or contact the Internship Coordinator at (212) 360-8212.

Available Internships

Acrobat Reader is required to view the PDF files.

How to Apply

You may apply for an internship with Parks in one of three ways:

1. Complete an online internship application

2. Email the Internship Coodinator

3. Mail a cover letter and resume to:
830 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10065
Attn: Internship Coordinator
or fax them to (212) 360-8200.

Only one form of submission is necessary. Please state in your cover letter whether you are applying for a school year or summer internship. NOTE: Due to current budget constraints, most internship positions are unpaid.
About Parks

Parks & Recreation is a public agency of over 3,500 people that care for about 29,000 acres of parkland. Parks' principal mission is to keep the parks, playgrounds, and sitting areas of New York City clean and safe, while also developing the City's recreational opportunities by offering quality facilities, programs, and events to meet the needs of all New Yorkers.

In addition to maintaining 14% of New York City's land, Parks is also the City's leading programmer of cultural, athletic, and social activities, including nature walks, concerts, learn-to-swim classes, sports clinics, historic house tours, and much more.

In the summer, the agency organizes free carnivals and concerts and sends mobile recreation vans to travel throughout the five boroughs, providing free rental equipment for skating, baseball, and miniature golf.

The Parks Commissioner appoints Deputy Commissioners, Borough Commissioners, and Assistant Commissioners who are responsible for managing the agency's divisions. These senior officials supervise the work of Parks employees and work with elected officials to complete capital improvements for parks, playgrounds, and recreation centers. They also work with the private sector to sponsor free public events and get the community involved in Parks through volunteer initiatives and educational and athletic programming in recreation and nature centers. In addition, they prepare Parks' budget and monitor the work of Parks' ice-skating rinks, golf courses, and other concessions.

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Ladders for Leaders is a nationally recognized program that offers outstanding high school and college students the opportunity to participate in paid professional summer internships with leading corporations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies in New York City.

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Ladders for Leaders is a nationally recognized program that offers outstanding high school and college students the opportunity to participate in paid professional summer internships with leading corporations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies in New York City. By hiring Ladders for Leaders interns, employers are matched with job-ready applicants that have been vetted and trained.

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This is a paid opportunity. Over six (6) weeks, interns are trained by and assigned to work with members of The Apollo’s production crew to learn what goes into creating events at The Apollo.

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The Apollo’s internship focused on students to learn everything about production, development and marketing in the arts and entertainment industry.

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National Alliance on Mental Health

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A New Era of Learning and Support

Across the country, thousands of trained NAMI volunteers bring peer-led programs to a wide variety of community settings, from churches to schools to NAMI Affiliates. With the unique understanding of people with lived experience, these programs and support groups provide outstanding free education, skills training and support.

Outreach, Advocacy & Wellness

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Across the country, thousands of trained NAMI volunteers bring peer-led programs to a wide variety of community settings, from churches to schools to NAMI Affiliates.

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Career Academy provides workforce development, job readiness, job placement services to youth and young adults ages 16-30. This also includes Works Progress Paid Internship Services for youth seeking on the job training. Program services are Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm.

Contact:
Daisy Velazquez
daisy.velazquez@unionsettlement.org
(212) 828-6113

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Project Possibility works with young people with disabilities who want assistance to reach their job training and higher education goals.

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Project Possibility works with young people with disabilities who want assistance to reach their job training and higher education goals.

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We'll be in your corner as you plan for the future! Build your advocacy skills, find resources, and participate in INCLUDEnyc's Project Possibility program.

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Adult Career and Continuing Education Services | NYS Education Department

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Adult Career and Continuing Education Services-Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR) starts with the presumption that all individuals with disabilities can benefit from vocational rehabilitation services and should have opportunities to work in jobs integrated within their communities. Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors guide individuals through service programs they need to reach their employment goal.

Our Mission:

ACCES-VR assists individuals with disabilities to achieve and maintain employment and to support independent living through training, education, rehabilitation, and career development.

All individuals with disabilities who want to work will have the opportunity to achieve employment and independence.

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ACCES-VR assists individuals with disabilities to achieve and maintain employment and to support independent living through training, education, rehabilitation, and career development.

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Build Your Career at Harlem Children’s Zone

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Transform the lives of children and families while building your career at a world-class nonprofit organization. Discover careers at HCZ.

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Free NYCDOE (District 79) half-day vocational program that offers students hands on training in a variety of trade areas.

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Message to all Co-op Tech Students:
Classes at Coop Tech for the Spring 2022 semester begin on Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Morning Session is 8:30 - 11:00
Afternoon Session is 12:20 - 2:50
Please be advised that all students/visitors must wear a MASK at all times in the school building as per NYC DOE protocol.
All students must complete a daily health screening prior to entering the school building.
The link can be found at https://healthscreening.schools.nyc/

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Message to all Co-op Tech Students: Classes at Coop Tech for the Spring 2022 semester begin on Wednesday, February 2, 2022 Morning Session is 8:30 - 11:00 Afternoon Session is 12:20 - 2:50 Please be advised that all students/visitors must wear a MASK at all times in the school building as per NYC DOE protocol.

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Rebuilding Together NYC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering low-income residents of New York City through the preservation of affordable housing and the development of life-sustaining careers in construction trades.

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Training can provide you with the education and experience you need to land a job or advance within your career.

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Training can provide you with the education and experience you need to land a job or advance within your career. We use industry research to design our training programs to ensure that the skills you learn are the skills employers need.

We offer training programs for in-demand occupations across sectors at different locations throughout the city. To take part in one of our training programs or qualify for an Individual Training Grant (ITG), you must meet the following qualifications:

Be at least 18 years or older

Be a New York City resident

Be legally able to work in the United States

Meet all federal selective service requirements

If employed, earn less than $63,925 per year

Please note that each training program may require additional qualifications.
Status of Training Programs

The NYC Department of Small Business Services has worked diligently to ensure that all trainings are tailored to both meet the training and safety needs of our participants. Here is an updated list of the status of all trainings (updated 8/10/23).
Currently Recruiting Qualified Candidates (Remotely & In Person) Currently Training (Remotely & In Person) For any immediate questions or concerns, please email training-02@sbs.nyc.gov or call 929-417-0473.

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Training can provide you with the education and experience you need to land a job or advance within your career. We use industry research to design our training programs to ensure that the skills you learn are the skills employers need. We offer training programs for in-demand occupations across sectors at different locations throughout the city.

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The New York Public Library is a free provider of education and information for the people of New York and beyond. With 92 locations—including research and branch libraries—throughout the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island, the Library offers free materials, computer access, classes, exhibi…

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Free General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen

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Free General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen

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The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York – A non-profit educational and cultural organization