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Teaches youth how to become entrepreneurs, networking, understanding what jobs are available and matches youth with the jobs that are available.

FEC offers a youth program that provides extensive youth services such as personalized career counseling, career assessments, internships, work experience, classroom training, supportive services and resume/interview assistance between the ages of 16-24. Internships, work experience, classroom training and supportive services are subject to eligibility requirements and funding availability.

Youth Biz Entrepreneur Project: partnership with local businesses to teach business startup skills and concepts--start a school based business. GED instruction for youth. Youth Job Development skills training available.

Provides comprehensive year-round youth development programs designed to take youth from the classroom to the workplace. The Explorer or worksite-based program is delivered through a collaborative effort of schools, businesses, and corporations. The hands-on program allows the participant to work with someone in a particular field to learn more about the career opportunity.

Provides employment and training to youth in the City of St. Louis and Northern St. Louis County.

Helps young adults who are in high school and have disabilities find summer employment opportunities

Summer Work Experience Program (SWEP): An eight week summer employment opportunity that matches teens with businesses and organizations that match their personal preferences, skills and support needs. SWEP participants will work 20 hours a week and receive minimum wage. Summer Work Experience (SWE): A 6 week summer employment opportunity that pairs teens with businesses and organizations that is designed help build work skills and self confidence. SWE participants will work 20 hours a week, receive minimum wage and 24 hours worth of social skills training.

Helps young adults who are in high school and have disabilities find summer employment opportunities.

Job Corps is a no-cost education and career technical training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that helps young people ages 16 through 24 train for and get a better job. At Job Corps, students enroll to learn a trade, earn a high school diploma or GED and get help finding a good job. When you join the program, you will be paid a monthly allowance; the longer you stay with the program, the more your allowance will be. Job Corps provides career counseling and transition support to its students for up to 12 months after they graduate from the program.

Helps young adults who are in high school and are blind or visually impaired find summer employment opportunities.

FEC offers a youth program that provides extensive youth services such as personalized career counseling, career assessments, internships, work experience, classroom training, supportive services and resume/interview assistance between the ages of 16-24. Internships, work experience, classroom training and supportive services are subject to eligibility requirements and funding availability.

Building Futures YouthBuild: Receive pre-apprentice certification in facilities maintenance in just four months, learn construction skills and be prepared to enter the workforce and earn certification and GED.

Provides services for youth seeking employment including career exploration resources, computerized assessments to measure skills and academic achievements, and more.

Youth Biz Entrepreneur Project: partnership with local businesses to teach business startup skills and concepts--start a school based business. GED instruction for youth. Youth Job Development skills training available.

A professional Case Manager will work with you for a minimum of three months, taking the time to learn about you and your unique needs. The objectives of this program is to help you gain the skills you need to realize your dreams. They can teach you how to set attainable and measurable goals for yourself. You will learn about personal finance, saving, and budgeting through our workshops. We can connect you with occupational skills training, employment, etc.

Helps young adults who are in high school and have disabilities find summer employment opportunities.

T.R.E.C. (Traveling the Road, Exploring Careers) is a program designed to engage inner-city youth in career exploration, offering skill assessment, interviewing techniques, career training, employment search and technology training.

High school students ages 14yrs-18yrs old are edgible for one week of free classes for after sussful completion of volunterring

Summer Work Experience Program (SWEP) allows high school students with disabilities to earn a paycheck in a positive, accessible environment. SWEP is a four-week employment program designed to provide a meaningful work experience to high schoolers with disabilities. These summer work programs for high school students aim to smooth the transition into the working world. By the end of our programming, students learn to embrace their roles as employees and coworkers. We also offer an employment transition program for youth to identify possible careers, create resumes, develop job applications, and interview skills

Youth Biz Entrepreneur Project: partnership with local businesses to teach business startup skills and concepts--start a school based business. GED instruction for youth. Youth Job Development skills training available.

Illinois Youth Investment Program (IYIP): Approach to youth employment at risk transition ages 18-24 years old. This approach accounts for the youth's employment barriers and the physical, emotional, social, and mental health needs.

Offers many summer employment programs that cover topics such as learning soft skills training, specialized training to work on activities of daily living, and more.

Young adults may enroll in the Youth Program, which offers training and skills enhancement tailored to the individual youth, including career exploration and tutoring.

Provides comprehensive year-round youth development programs designed to take youth from the classroom to the workplace. The Explorer or worksite-based program is delivered through a collaborative effort of schools, businesses, and corporations. The hands-on program allows the participant to work with someone in a particular field to learn more about the career opportunity.

Provides employment and training assistance to individuals, age 14-24, who qualify for youth services under WIOA.