Beyond Job Corps.

CareerOneStop

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, CareerOneStop offers free online tools, information and resources for students and job seekers alike. You can explore careers, find training opportunities, search for jobs and even get connected with help in your area. Visit CareerOneStop to get started.

mySkills myFuture

Part of CareerOneStop, mySkills myFuture helps you match skills you’ve built in previous jobs to potential new careers. Simply tell the tool what job you’ve had, and it will find careers with similar skills so that you can learn more about opportunities that might interest you. Get started at mySkills myFuture.

My Next Move

My Next Move is an interactive tool where you can learn more about career opportunities available to you. Whether you know what kind of career you’re seeking, want to browse options by industry or need a little help figuring out a path based on your interests, My Next Move is a great place to learn about over 900 career options. Visit My Next Move here.

GetMyFuture

GetMyFuture is designed for young people ages 16 through 24 and can help you explore careers you’ll like, find training and education opportunities (such as finishing high school or applying to college) or search for a job. GetMyFuture is part of the U.S. Department of Labor’s CareerOneStop. Get started here.

ApprenticeshipUSA

Apprenticeship.gov is a one-stop source for connecting you with apprenticeship resources and opportunities. Apprenticeships are “earn while you learn” career pathways where you’ll build skills while getting paid – and they’re offered across many industries. Discover apprenticeship opportunities at ApprenticeshipUSA. You can also contact your state’s local apprenticeship office if you need additional assistance.

Pro-Tip: Job Corps’ Pre-Apprenticeship training programs offer the hands-on training and education you need to qualify for and succeed in an apprenticeship. Explore training programs here.

Federal Pell Grants

If you’re seeking a way to fund your higher education without student loans, consider a Federal Pell Grant. Unlike a loan, Pell Grants don’t have to be repaid, except under certain circumstances. Keep in mind that these grants are usually only awarded to undergraduate students who display exceptional financial need and have not earned a bachelor’s, graduate or professional degree yet. Learn more about Pell Grants and how to apply here.