This summer, July 8th through12th, was the first-ever Employment Summer Skills Camp. Held at Gateway to the Arctic, eligible students ages 15 to 22, spent the week learning various life skills. Some of which included basic agricultural skills, carpentry skills, wilderness safety skills, and culinary skills. In addition to the skill of the day, students Learn More
young adults
EmployAbility 201: A Jobz Club Program
Youth ages 16 – 22 are invited… to discuss what it means to find and keep employment. Over 8 classes students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking, and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group Learn More
EmployAbility 201: A Jobz Club Program
Youth ages 16 – 22 are invited… to discuss what it means to find and keep employment. Over 8 classes students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking, and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group Learn More
Employability: A Jobz Club Program
Over 4–weeks students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group to identify goals such as completing a job application, signing up or applying for technical classes or scheduling Learn More
EmployAbility 201: A Jobz Club Program
Youth ages 16 – 22 are invited… to discuss what it means to find and keep employment. Over 8-weeks students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group to Learn More
Hearts & Hands of Care: GRAND OPENING
Wii Club – 14 & Up
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
