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American YouthWorks YouthBuild

American YouthWorks YouthBuild combines education, paid career training and community service. Young people work toward a diploma or GED while learning skills in fields including healthcare, construction and manufacturing. Support services address barriers to participation, and a separate graduate pathway offers paid AmeriCorps service. A prospective participant explores the relevant pathway and talks with a recruiter about joining. The experience connects classroom progress with practical training and service, bringing several parts of a young person’s next step into one program.

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Phone
512-744-1900
Services
High-school education, career training, professional development, supportive services and community-service projects.
Cost
Program and support services are provided at no cost to participants; training is paid.
How to apply
Review How to Apply and the FAQs, then submit the participant interest form for recruiter contact.
Age requirements
YouthBuild education pathway: ages 16–24. Graduate AmeriCorps opportunities: ages 18–28 with a GED or high-school diploma.
organization contact location

American YouthWorks Austin main office

1901 E. Ben White Blvd, Austin, TX 78741

512-744-1900

Austin program office; coordinate visits and confirm your training assignment.

The work in practice

American YouthWorks YouthBuild combines education, paid career training and community service. Young people work toward a diploma or GED while learning skills in fields including healthcare, construction and manufacturing. Support services address barriers to participation, and a separate graduate pathway offers paid AmeriCorps service. A prospective participant explores the relevant pathway and talks with a recruiter about joining. The experience connects classroom progress with practical training and service, bringing several parts of a young person’s next step into one program. Choosing a pathway involves considering the educational starting point, the field of work and the commitment the program requires.

Why this work matters

A new direction often has to fit around an existing life. Someone considering training may also be working, caring for others, arranging transportation, or trying to keep expenses manageable. The question is not only whether a course sounds valuable; it is whether participation is feasible and whether the learning connects with the person's goals. Respecting those realities changes how opportunity is described. It replaces vague encouragement with useful detail and acknowledges that effort alone does not control every outcome. People deserve clear information about what a program offers so they can weigh the commitment without being pressured by exaggerated claims about success.

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American YouthWorks

American YouthWorks YouthBuild combines education, paid career training and community service. Young people work toward a diploma or GED while learning skills in fields including healthcare, construction and manufacturing. Support services address barriers to participation, and a separate graduate pathway offers paid AmeriCorps service. A prospective participant explores the relevant pathway and talks with a recruiter about joining. The experience connects classroom progress with practical training and service, bringing several parts of a young person’s next step into one program.

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