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Youth and Young Adult Services - Duluth Workforce Development

402 West 1st Street, Duluth, MN 55802

Eligibility

Youth ages 14 - 24 who lives in Duluth; eligibility can include one or more of the following: - Low-income - Family receives public assistance - Offender status - Individual with a disability (emotional, physical, or learning) - Foster child status - Other barriers to employment (inquire for details)

Required documents

Verification of birth date and Social Security number required

Hours

8 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Friday

Interpretation services

Spanish; interpreters available

Application process

Application available online for download or paper copy in office

Service area

Duluth, MN
Duluth, MN

Other Information

Program Fees

No Fee

Languages

Spanish

Description

Employs eligible youth in temporary jobs as part of year-round youth employment and training services under the Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and Minnesota Youth Program (MYP). Education and Training: - Education and training for specific occupations - Entrepreneurial skills training - Financial literacy education - Job-shadowing -Leadership development opportunities, including community service and peer-centered activities Job Search and Placement Services: - Assistance in identifying and describing skills - Help with resume writing and interview preparation Paid Work Experiences: - Internships - On-the-job training opportunities - Summer and other employment opportunities available throughout the school year Supportive Services: - Assessment tools to learn more about individual skills, abilities, and interests that can then be used to discover or confirm a career path in today's job market - Referrals to other services and resources, as appropriate to the needs of the individual - Supportive mentoring - Work clothing and transportation assistance available depending on youth goals and availability of funding

Last Assured

09/04/2025

Providing organization

Duluth Workforce Development

Provides services including education, employment support, and addressing issues that may act as barriers in either process.