Young Adult Program
If you’re a Tarrant County resident ages 16-24, let us help you turn your Talents and Passions into a Career Path. We can help you finish your education, get a great job, assist with child care, transportation, and more! Click the button below and fill out the form to find out more.
Rise Up Young Adult Flyer
Our Young Adult Program is designed to support YOU in your career development. This resource was created to empower Tarrant County young adults to achieve their career goals and successfully enter the workforce.
Empower
- Leadership Development
- Mentoring
- Save Money
- Services to Ensure Success
Educate
- Earn your High School Diploma/GED
- Prepare for Employment
- Qualify for Scholarships
- Skills Training/ Earn a credential
Employ
- Land a Paid Internship
- Job Development
- Start Your Own Business
- Learn about Entrepreneurship
- Secure a Job
Digital Resources for Young Adults
Career Coach
This amazing online tool gives Tarrant County residents the ability to research local careers and training programs like never before.
Job Corps
Searching for the next opportunity to build your brighter future? Explore these resources that can help you find jobs, learn new skills and more.
Jobs Y’all
Discover rewarding and satisfying jobs right in your hometown or elsewhere in Texas.
North Texas NTX Next
This resource was created to support and raise awareness for the region’s standout CTE programs, support regional workforce initiatives, help train and retain Texas talent, improve outcomes and increase the percentage of “career-ready” graduates and ultimately help bridge the gap between education and business.
Texas Career Check
Explore higher educations options by looking at detailed information by school and program of study, AND you can explore occupations of your interest by education.
Texas Intern Network
Providing students with opportunities to explore our state’s in-demand occupations, gain professional experience, and make connections with professionals, which can lead to a reference or job.
Texas Reality Check
It’s difficult to predict the future, but it’s never too early to start planning for it.