Overview
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title IB Youth Programs serve youth and young adults who face barriers to employment and education.
The program staff work with participants to build the skills necessary to explore and develop careers, pursue education, occupational skills training, gain work experiences and employment.
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Program Model
WIOA Youth program offers the following:
- Design Framework Services includes: Intake & Eligibility, Objective Assessments, Individual Service Strategy, and its update.
- Program Elements include: elements targeted to achieve success in education, employment/training, well-being, and transition.
- Youth and business engagement and program administration.
| Design Framework Services | Education Focused Elements | Employment Focused Elements | Well-Being Focused Elements | Growth Focused Elements | Transition Focused Elements |
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| Intake & Eligibility | Alternative Secondary Education | Labor Market & Employment Information | Comprehensive Guidance & Counseling | Adult Mentoring | Follow-up |
| Objective Assessments | Integrated Education (Education Concurrent w/Workforce Preparation) | Integrated Education (Education Concurrent w/Workforce Preparation) | Financial Literacy Education | Entrepreneurial Skills Training | |
| Individual Service Strategy (ISS) | Postsecondary Transition | Occupational Skills Training | Supportive Services | Leadership Development Opportunities | |
| ISS Update | Tutoring & Study Skills | Work Experiences | |||
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Youth and Business Engagement & Program Administration Outreach; Data Entry; Case Management; Local Policies; Performance; Staff Development; Partnerships; MOA/MOU |
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