Drums, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) today visited Keystone Job Corps Center in Luzerne County, one of 120 Job Corps campuses across the nation providing career training and education opportunities for teens and young adults and preparing students for family-sustaining jobs in critical and emerging industries.
Keystone Job Corps Center helps students gain in-demand skills and earn a paycheck through its programs in bricklaying, carpentry, construction, cement masonry, electrical, painting, plastering, and plumbing. The career and technical center also offers job-training education in high-growth industries like health care, hospitality, and construction.
"Keystone Job Corps Center is at the forefront of making meaningful connections with the next generation of Pennsylvania workers," said L&I Secretary Nancy A. Walker. "When students have access to the support and resources needed to be successful in the modern labor market, they are able to pursue good-paying career opportunities. A commitment to young people is not only an investment in our workforce, but ultimately supports local businesses and strengthens Pennsylvania communities."
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