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WIOA Youth Program Resources
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The Employment and Training Administration (ETA) has developed a series of technical assistance resources to help state and local workforce leaders, youth program practitioners, and other stakeholders and partners better understand and successfully implement the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title I Youth program.
- WIOA Youth Program Overview: Are you new to the WIOA Youth program or do you need a refresher?
- Training Tool for Workforce Board Members: Information to help Workforce Development Boards and Youth Committee members understand the WIOA Youth program.
- WIOA Youth Program Eligibility: Information on eligibility requirements.
- Performance: Information on the WIOA Youth program's performance requirements.
- WIOA Youth 14 Program Elements: A series of resource pages to help in developing and implementing the 14 WIOA Youth program elements.
- Youth Committees: Resources to help transform the potential of Youth Committees into measurable results.
- Building Quality Requests for Proposals (RFP) Brief and Contracting Strategies: Examples and plans for RFPs.
- Comprehensive Services: Essentials for local areas to most effectively use WIOA Youth funds.
- Summer Job Resources: Resources to assist with summer youth employment.
- Youth Case Management: Includes a toolkit and other resources to help develop the knowledge, skills, and aptitudes youth need to succeed in their career pathways and gain self-sufficiency.
- Sample Youth Individual Service Strategy (ISS): A sample template that may be used for WIOA case management submissions from across the country.
- Strategies and Considerations - A Brief on Youth Assessments: Information to support conducting effective and empowering assessments with youth in the WIOA program.
- WIOA Youth Retention & Recruitment Resources: Resources to support retention and recruitment for the WIOA Youth program.
- Partnering to Serve Specific Populations: Resources on partnerships that are integral to the success of WIOA Youth programming.
- Directions for Determining High-Poverty Areas for WIOA Youth: Step-by-step instructions on how to determine high-poverty areas using data from the Census Bureau.
See also ETA's Guidance and Notices on the WIOA Youth Program: TEGLs and TENs that are specific to WIOA Youth.
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Topics:
Basic Skills - General
Career Pathways - General
Occupational/Technical Training
Internships
On-the-Job Training
Work-Based Learning - General
Target Populations:
Youth - All
Youth - Foster Care/Child Welfare Recipients
Youth - Gang-Involved
Youth - Out-of-School/Drop-Out
Youth - Pregnant/Parenting
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- Resource Publication Date: 2017
- Author(s): Division of Youth Services
- Organizational Author(s): U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration
- Posted by: Youth Connections TA 1
- Posted in: Youth Connections