LAEC Adult Vocational Training Center -
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LAEC YouthBuild
Vocational Training Center 800 E 111th Place Los Angeles, CA 90059 (323) 316-2125 ext 1420 TEC Pico Union
CNA Training Program 1403 S Union Ave Los Angeles, CA 90015 (213) 389-3103 You are welcome to download an application and
bring it to LAEC YouthBuild Vocational Training Center (for construction training) or TEC Pico Union (for CNA training). ![]()
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Four-Year Focused
While assisting young people to overcome past obstacles, we also prepare them for transition to college. LAEC offers graduation resources through our Four-Year Focused program. During their senior year students are placed in a cohort with their graduating peers and receive individual case management and tracking and support in applying for college and financial aid. They also participate in workshops and go on college road trips. The summer before their freshman year in college they receive individual transition support. Students from grades 9-11 are also provided with college information, exposure and access via the LAEC’s Advisory Curriculum. This curriculum was designed to build students knowledge of themselves, leadership skill development and college knowledge. The expectation is that students complete their 11th grade year with all of the foundational knowledge they need to begin their Four-Year Focused journey in their senior year.
While assisting young people to overcome past obstacles, we also prepare them for transition to college. LAEC offers graduation resources through our Four-Year Focused program. During their senior year students are placed in a cohort with their graduating peers and receive individual case management and tracking and support in applying for college and financial aid. They also participate in workshops and go on college road trips. The summer before their freshman year in college they receive individual transition support. Students from grades 9-11 are also provided with college information, exposure and access via the LAEC’s Advisory Curriculum. This curriculum was designed to build students knowledge of themselves, leadership skill development and college knowledge. The expectation is that students complete their 11th grade year with all of the foundational knowledge they need to begin their Four-Year Focused journey in their senior year.
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