Programs and Services

Youth Employment Services (YES) Program

The YES Program assists students with specific learning disabilities by combining classroom instruction with work experience to create a positive transition from school to work.

Do you want to work?

1. You will meet with your Employment Consultant to talk about your skills, interests, transportation, education and the job you would like to have.
2. A work assessment will be prepared to help you find your strengths and interests related to work.
3. You will participate in Employability Skills Training to help you learn interview skills, how to fill out an application and how to write a resume.
4. You will participate in volunteer work experiences at several different community sites like retail, food services and more. A job coach will be there to help you learn good work skills and help with transportation training.
5. Skills you will learn: How to do a job search, fill out an application, go to interviews and prepare to work when hired.
6. Once you start working, you will receive job coaching as needed to help you with any unforeseen problems and to help you become as successful as possible.
7. Career Counseling is available for career advancement and continuing education.

For more information about Youth Employment Services (YES) Program, please contact UCP at (386) 274-6474 or send an e-mail.

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Updated: 12/14/2006