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PROGRAMS

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SECTION 1 - Places to find a job today

This section includes links to local public employment agencies and commercial agencies listing a wide range of jobs, as well as links to sites listing City of Boston, state, and federal jobs, including the military. Some provide career counseling and other job preparation services. Each site has clear instructions for checking out the opportunities.

Job search and help with interview skills, cover letter and resume writing

Wide range of commercial and non-profit jobs

Public

https://www.masshirebostoncareerctr.org

1010 Harrison Ave., Boston location

Job search and help with interview skills, cover letter and resume writing

Wide range of commercial and non-profit jobs

Public

https://www.masshiredowntownboston.org

75 Federal St., Boston location

Job search – City of Boston jobs

Full range of open city positions
Boston Public Schools jobs
Boston Housing Authority jobs
Boston Public Health Commission jobs
Boston Planning and Development Authority jobs
Water and Sewer Commission jobs

Public

Job search – State jobs (now focused on skill-based hiring)

Full range of open state positions

Public

SECTION 2 - Apprenticeship programs

Greater Boston Building Trade Unions

Greater Boston Building Trades unites local trade unions. Their website is a good place to get general info and find out about programs that might work for you.

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Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers

The Bricklayers Union includes people who do stonework, masonry, and brick work - important components of any building project.

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Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers: 617-242-5500, baclocal3@aol.com

Local 103, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Local 103, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers’ training program develops the most skilled, responsible and responsive Electricians and Technicians in all aspects of electrical work, including new clean energy technologies.

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SECTION 3 - Current recruiting campaigns of major employers

SECTION 4 - Local Organizations that provide training in job skills, listed by type of job, in a range of industries

1. Healthcare

Nursing Assistants and Home Health Aide Training

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This program is offered at NO COST for participants who meet income eligibility and program requirements, and training stipends are available.

Catholic Charities/Haitian American Multi-Service Center (HMSC)

CNA & Nurse’s Aide Training Programs

6-week & 14-week trainings All interested parties must attend Info Session for information on training start dates

Eligibility 

  • Non-native English speakers should have at least an intermediate level of English

  • Massachusetts Resident

  • Must be eligible to work in the U.S.

  • High school diploma or equivalent (required for the 6-week training only)

  • Must be able to participate in a criminal record screening (CORI) and drug screening

  • At least 3 months of prior work experience is preferred, in any country or field

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Pharmacy Technician Training Program

12 weeks full time Attend a live information session to learn more

Eligibility

  • Fluent or Strong English skills

  • Massachusetts Resident

  • HS Diploma or equivalent required and must be 18+ years

  • Must not be enrolled in full-time college classes

  • Must be eligible to work in the U.S.

  • All applicants will be required to participate in a CORI, background and drug screening

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Healthcare Job Training Classes

MUA’s program will help English Language Learners to complete a Medical Assistant Training (CMA) program, consisting of 320 hours of instruction followed by a 160-hour externship. Complete this application to be added to the waiting list. This training typically begins every October and February.

Eligibility

  • 18+ years old

  • U.S. work authorization

  • High school diploma or GED/HiSET

  • Advanced level of English

  • Fully vaccinated against COVID-19

  • Ready and able to work right when the training ends

Complete this job application

Mujeres Unidas Avanzando

Adult Job Training Programs - Medical Administrative Assistant

The 16-week Medical Administrative Assistant training program prepares participants for general registration and front desk administrative office support, including basic medical terminology, overview of billing and claims processing, HIPAA and OSHA guidelines, and health insurance overview. At the conclusion of training, participants will take a certification exam to receive their industry recognized Medical Administrative Assistant credential.

If you are interested in applying, please complete the form HERE. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call 857-248-5435 or email CChasedelapaz@ymcaboston.org.

YMCA Training, Inc.

Nursing Assistant Program

About IFSI: IFSI focuses on the spectrum of immigrant needs from vital essentials to success enhancers using a holistic approach serving infants to the elderly. Adult programs target ESL, computer skills, and certification focused instruction. Once individuals have the skills necessary to begin a job search, IFSI’s workforce development team helps them attain meaningful careers through resume building, interviewing training and job placement. Combined, these programs help to accelerate and prioritize their adaptation and integration within their new communities. 


Register here to sign up/for more information: 

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Special focus Immigrants


Immigrant Family Services Institute (IFSI)

Patient Care Technician Training Program

7-week program focuses on acute care skills, direct patient care, phlebotomy basic and EKG basics, with a guaranteed, full-time job. Attend a live information session on Zoom to learn more

Eligibility

  • Must have a HS Diploma, GED, or foreign equivalency

  • Must be a Massachusetts Resident

  • Must have 2023-2024 COVID booster and 2023-2024 Flu vaccine

  • Can lift/push/pull up to 100 pounds, independently

  • CORI and drug tests required

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Substance Addiction Assistant Training

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Eligibility

  • High school diploma or equivalent

  • Massachusetts Resident 

  • Successfully pass written English and reading comprehension assessments 

Join waitlist for more information

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Medical Office Training – computer skills

Two tracks offered: 12 Week Program & 8 Week Program This training is followed by a 6-week internship to further advance your new skills.

Tuition funding is available to most Boston residents and/or SNAP recipients. To learn more attend a virtual information session, register HERE

Operation ABLE Greater Boston

2. Hospitality/Culinary

Culinary Training Program

Training program that prepares graduates for union line cook jobs at a partner hotels. BEST currently offers three programs to start your career in the hospitality industry. They host weekly Information Sessions every Tuesday at 11AM at our Seaport Training Center located at 450 Summer Street in Boston, MA (located within the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport). Please attend an Info Session to apply to the programs and complete this form.

Eligibility:

  • Authorized to work in the United States

  • Able to communicate well in English

  • Able to work a rotating schedule 

  • Willing to work weekends and holidays 

  • Able to pass an employer background check 

  • Able to pass a drug test 

  • Able to lift 50 pounds, push 250 pounds, and stand for 4 hours 

  • Able to begin work immediately

BEST Corp

Introduction to Hospitality, Housekeeping Pre-Apprenticeship and Apprenticeship Programs

150-hour Massachusetts registered pre-apprenticeship program in hotel housekeeping. The program is a free training that prepares graduates for union housekeeping jobs at one of our partner hotels.

Eligibility

  • Authorized to work in the United States

  • Able to communicate well in English

  • Able to work a rotating schedule

  • Willing to work weekends and holidays

  • Able to pass an employer background check

  • Able to pass a drug test

  • Able to lift 50 pounds, push 250 pounds, and stand for 4 hours

  • Able to begin work immediately

BEST Corp

Teaching Kitchen

The Teaching Kitchen is a free 12-week job training program for people interested in careers in the food service industry who face barriers to employment High-need Boston residents experiencing multiple barriers to employment such as criminal records, poverty, substance use disorder, and homelessness through skills training and supportive services.

Special Focus - CORI

Special Focus - People who have experienced homelessness

Community Servings

Culinary Skills Training Program

NECAT provides a 14-week culinary skills training program to prepare Boston residents, including returning citizens, people experiencing homelessness, and individuals in substance abuse recovery, for careers in restaurant and hotel kitchens. The program combines training in socio-emotional development, career readiness, and industry specific training.

Special Focus - CORI

Special Focus - People who have experienced homelessness 

We require all interested students to attend an Info Session. These are held every Tuesday at 9:30AM at our training center at 23 Bradston Street, 2R. No RSVP is necessary. Please contact Elise Brandwein at ebrandwein@ne-cat.org or 857-289-1019 with any questions. All candidates will need to participate in a two-step application process, which begins with the Info Session.

New England Culinary Arts Training (NECAT)

At Your Service: Hotel and Hospitality Training Certificate Program

The At Your Service Program meets daily from 9 am-3 pm for 8 weeks. Eight weeks of hands on industry training from the American Hotel and Lodging Educational Institute START Curriculum 


Phone number: (617) 720-2233

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Community Works Services

Direct Career Coaching and Placement Program

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. There may be a waiting list.

Eligibility:

  • Interested in getting a union hotel job 

  • Authorized to work in the United States 

  • Able to communicate well in English 

  • Able to work a rotating schedule 

  • Willing to work weekends and holidays 

  • Able to pass an employer background check 

  • Able to pass a drug test 

  • Able to lift 50 pounds, push 250 pounds, and stand for 4 hours 

  • Able to begin work immediately 

Please attend an Info Session to apply to the programs and complete this form.

BEST Corp

Culinary Training Program

Prepares students for entry-level positions in the rapidly growing food services sector. Training involves a mix of classroom curriculum with hands-on experience, and job placement assistance. Participants learn about knife skills; food preparation; customer service; meal planning; food safety and sanitation; inventory management, and point-of-sale systems. At the end of the program students are prepared for the ServeSafe Manager’s exam, and are eligible to apply for employment with Community Work Services’ Culinary Team.


Phone number: (617) 720-2233

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Community Works Services

Adult Job Training Programs – Culinary Arts and ESL

Culinary Arts and English as a Second Language Training Program The Education & Training Branch partners with the New England Culinary Arts Training (NECAT) and the East Boston YMCA Branch to deliver a dual language job training program in the culinary arts. This integrated education and training program provides contextualized English instruction and job training in both Spanish and English. The program combines English instruction and literacy activities with workforce preparation activities, workforce training, employment supports, and industry recognized credentialing.

If you are interested in applying, please complete the form HERE. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call 857-248-5435 or email CChasedelapaz@ymcaboston.org.

YMCA Training, Inc.

3. IT

MSIMBO: ULEM Coding Bootcamp

Msimbo means “code” in Swahili. A twenty (20) week program for displaced, unemployed, and underemployed workers interested in becoming computer programmers. This program addresses the issues of diversity and skilled workers in IT industries. ULEM looks to enroll 18 students and provide a stipend..

Special Focus - Low Income 


The targeted population must: 

  • Be at least 18 years of age

  • Have a high school diploma or GED

  • Be committed to completing the program

Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts

El Centro IT Training

6-month training leading to IT certification (Network, Cybersecurity)

Eligibility

  • Advanced English skills are required.

Catholic Charities/Haitian American Multi-Service Center (HMSC)

Remote Coding Bootcamp

Resilient Coders offers a remote coding bootcamp to prepare young (18-30 year old) Boston residents of color for careers as full stack developers and software engineers 18-Week Program Free training with a learning stipend

Special focus

People of Color 

Eligibility:

  • Black, Indigenous, Latinx, AAPI, or identify as POC 

  • Between the ages of 18-35 

  • Residents in the Greater Boston and Greater Philadelphia areas 

  • Low income background. 

  • Eligible to work in this country High school diploma or equivalency.

Resilient Coders

Youth Opportunity Developing Achievers (YODA)

Welcome to the YODA Program—a dynamic initiative designed to inspire and equip young scholars with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the ever-evolving fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). Our program offers hands-on training in cutting-edge technologies like drones, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, while also preparing students for success in college and beyond..

Special Focus - Youth

Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts

Tech Apprenticeship Program

Applicants should register for and take the Apprenti competency assessment

Eligibility 

  • Applicants must be at least 18 years old and eligible to work in the US for the duration of the program

Apprenti

Information Technology

Per Scholas provides occupation skills training for individuals from traditionally underserved populations to prepare them for a variety of tech roles including IT support, Cloud Practitioner, and Software Engineer

Eligibility

  • Be 18 or older

  • Have HS diploma/equivalent or higher

  • Have US Work Authorization

  • Have the ability commit to full time training (40 hours per week) + Study Time (20+ hours per week)

Per Scholas

CodeSquad Bootcamp

Software Development Training

Eligibility

  • High school diploma or equivalent U.S. citizenship or immigrant authorization to work in the U.S.

Code Squad

4. Biotechnology

Biotechnology Manufacturing Associate Training Program

Biotechnology Manufacturing Associate Training Program 8 week, part-time training program. Selected participants receive a $599 stipend for their program participation.

Eligibility

  • Can legally work in the United States

  • Massachusetts Resident 

  • Must have basic algebra 

  • Must have advanced English language skills 

  • Must have a high school diploma or equivalent 

  • Must have proficient computer skills 

  • Must be willing to work 12-hour shifts 

  • Can start a full-time job immediately after program completion

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Biomedical & IT Careers Program

Each nine-month, tuition-free program includes classroom instruction accompanied by hands-on learning as well as career development training, networking opportunities with professionals and employers, and ongoing job search and Alumni Services support. Program participants are able to earn college credits.

Eligibility: 

  • Low Income 

  • Metro North area resident 

  • 18+ 

  • High school diploma

Just a Start

Bridges to College and Careers Biotechnology Pathway

A 23-week program that includes Professional/ Career Coaching and English to help prepare you for college and beyond (JVS portion of the program is online via Zoom) Join the waitlist to be notified of when program begins.

Eligibility

  • Age 18 or older 

  • Massachusetts Resident 

  • High school diploma (from anywhere in the world), GED, or HiSET

  • Intermediate to high English skills 

  • U.S. citizen, green card holder, refugee status, or a document stating the date you have been granted political asylum 

  • For Biotechnology only: strong math skills and an interest in science

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

5. Banking and Finance

Bank Career Training Program

A free, 7-week training program, teaching everything from teller responsibilities to customer service to financial literacy. Join waitlist to be notified of when program begins

Special focus - Immigrants 

Eligibility 

  • Born in a country that is not the United States 

  • Massachusetts Resident 

  • Proficient spoken and written English 

  • Eligible to work in the U.S. 

  • High School diploma (any country) 

  • Basic computer and math skills 

  • 3-6 months of cash handling, sales, and/or customer service experience in the U.S. 

  • Background check and credit scores are taken into account

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Careers in Banking & Finance

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Eligibility: 

  • High school diploma or HiSET 

  • Must be at least 18 years old 

  • 3 to 6 months of cash-handling experience in the US 

  • Intermediate-Advanced English 

  • Work authorization in the United States 

  • Income-eligible 

  • No criminal record 

  • Pass intake assessment

Asian American Civic Association (AACA)

6. Building Trades

Pre-Apprenticeship Program

Building Trade Apprenticeship Program 200+ hours of free Career Readiness and Occupational Skills Training, with classroom and hands-on learning experiences

Eligibility 

  • At least 18 years old 

  • A resident of Suffolk, Norfolk, Middlesex, or Essex counties 

  • Have a high school diploma or equivalency 

  • Unemployed or under-employed 

  • Authorized to work in the US 

  • A licensed driver 

  • Drug-free

Building Pathways

Building Trades Exploration

For young people aged 17-24 who do not have a high school diploma. Program participants gain exposure to construction and landscaping safety, tools, materials, techniques and methods while taking HiSET prep classes for their high school equivalency (HSE). All Participants Receive: 

  • A Bi-Weekly stipend 

  • OSHA 10 

  • First Aid/ CPR certification NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) Certification

Special focus - Youth 

Eligibility 

  • Ages 17-24 

  • No High School Diploma

Youth Build Boston

Solar Technician Training Program

Solar Technician Training Program Intensive 15-week training program that directly addresses the ongoing need for community-focused workforce training programs that can support the specific employment needs of underserved individuals and help them develop strong pathways for career success and financial security

Special Focus - People who have experienced homelessness Eligibility 

  • Be at least 18 years of age 

  • Have a high school diploma or GED 

  • Be committed to completing the program

Community Works Services

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC&R) Training Program

Six-month program. This program offers 2,000 credit hours towards a Massachusetts Refrigeration and Technician license, and graduates receive 18 college credits.

Eligibility 

  • Looking to work in HVAC field 

  • HS Diploma/GED/HiSET 

  • Proof of vaccinations 

  • Ability to attend classes Monday – Thursday evenings 4:00pm – 10:00pm 

  • Drivers license or willingness to obtain one 

  • Ability to stand for up to 8 hours 

  • Ability to lift up to 30 pounds

MassHire

Northeast Center for Tradeswomen’s Equity (NCTE) – Union Building Trades Training for Women

Union Building Trades Training for Women As a part of Building Pathways, NCTE plays an important role in increasing the pipeline of diverse workers in unionized construction by connecting women, particularly women of color, with opportunities to make life-long, family-sustaining careers in the union building trades.

Special focus - Women

Building Pathways

Pre-Apprenticeship

YouthBuild Boston's 15-week program is for young people aged 18-25 who have their high school diploma or equivalent and are interested in starting a career in the construction industry. Students gain field experience on real construction sites to ensure that they are ready for employment in the field upon graduation. Certifications provided include OSHA-10 certification, CPR/First Aid/AED certification, Fall Safety training, and others.

Special focus - Youth 

Eligibility 

  • Ages 18-25 High School Diploma or Equivalent

Youth Build Boston

Building Energy Efficient Maintenance Skills (BEEMS)

Program Overview: 4 Month Training Program Includes: 

  • Basic carpentry, plumbing, painting, electricity and building efficiency

  • English and Math for the maintenance industry

  • 2 evenings a week in-person training

  • Job readiness OSHA 10 certificate

Special Focus - CORI 

Eligibility:

  • The program is free for low-income or dislocated workers who qualify for funding 

  • 18+ years old 

  • Work authorization in the U.S. 

  • Valid U.S. driver’s license (preferred) 

  • CORI friendly 

  • You must pursue a job in the maintenance field upon completing the program. 

  • Pass intake assessment

Asian American Civic Association (AACA)

Carpentry Apprentice Training Program

4 month part-time training

Eligibility 

  • Ages 18+ 

  • Fluent or Strong English skills 

Join waitlist to be notified of next program start dates

MassHire

7. Other Interesting Fields

CDL Training

This training track prepares residents for jobs that require a CDL license for potential placement in various City departments. It includes:

Eligibility 

  • Be a Boston resident 

  • Be 18 years or older 

  • Have a high school diploma or GED/HiSET 

  • Have a valid driver’s license and good driving record 

  • Meet income guidelines Be drug-free

City Academy

Commercial Production Training Program

Commercial Production Training Program Training includes order fulfillment; folding, sealing, sorting, bundling; small parts packaging, and inventory control/warehousing. Participants are trained in workplace safety, food processing equipment/tasks, and mail tasks, including shipping and receiving.

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Community Works Services

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Automotive Technician Training

Training lasts 4 months and is part time (average of up to 15 instruction hours a week). Program schedule includes evening instruction on weekdays (Mondays and Thursdays), and instruction on every other Saturday. 


Join waitlist to be notified of next program start dates HERE

Eligibility

  • Ages 18+ 

  • Fluent or Strong English skills 

  • Must have a desire to work in the automotive industry 

  • Must be able to stand for 8 hours 

  • Must have a clean driving record and a valid driver’s license 

  • Be a good listener who is also detail-oriented 

  • Eager to seek growth opportunities and have a strong work ethic

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Facilities Maintenance

Facilities Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship 18 month program for young people aged 18-24 consists of classroom instruction and on-the-job training that leads to a sustainable career as a Facilities Maintenance Technician. Apprentices learn basic plumbing, electrical, and mechanical skills, cleaning and preventative maintenance, pest management, landscaping, and occupational health and safety while they are employed full time with an employer sponsor. Participants also earn 8 college credits that can be applied towards a Bachelor's degree in Facilities Management,

Special focus - Youth 


Program for 18-24 year olds with High School Equivalency seeking meaningful employment in the trades.

Youth Build Boston

Jobs for Youth – Customer Service

MTW blends workforce training, youth development, deliberate transition planning, and individual and systems-level advocacy to prepare young people (primarily homeless youth and young people at risk of homelessness) for future education, employment, and self-sufficiency.

Special focus - Youth 

You must be able to work two operations shifts and one youth development shift Boston Site: Youth Development shifts occur Tuesday mornings or Thursday afternoons. Waltham Site: Youth Development shifts occur Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings.

More Than Words

Adult Job Training Programs – Early Childhood Education

YMCA Early Childhood Education Academy Exciting new opportunity to grow your career while making a meaningful impact! The YMCA of Greater Boston is launching a unique Early Childhood Apprenticeship Program for individuals to grow their career in the joyful and rewarding field of early childhood education. Individuals enrolled in the Early Childhood Apprenticeship Program will get paid to gain early childhood education teacher credentials. Apprentices will get paid for 150 hours of learning and instruction, participate in at least 2,000 hours of on-the-job training, and they will be paired with a mentor teacher. Graduates will receive priority consideration for teaching positions at the YMCA of Greater Boston and other partner agencies.

If you are interested in applying, please complete the form HERE. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call 857-248-5435 or email CChasedelapaz@ymcaboston.org.

YMCA Training, Inc.

Early Childhood Education Training Program

Early Childhood Education Training provides a stipend, full-time job placement, and customized training to prepare you to launch your career in childhood education All interested parties must attend Info Session for information on training start dates

Eligibility 

  • At least 18 years old 

  • Massachusetts Resident 

  • At least a high-intermediate level of spoken and written English skill

  • Must have valid work authorization in the US

  • Fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and Influenza (flu)

  • Have a high-school diploma, GED or foreign diploma 

  • All applicants will be required to successfully complete a CORI, SORI, Fingerprinting, DCF Background Check and Drug Test

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Teen Jobs – Creative Studio Jobs

Creative Studio jobs for teens Artists For Humanity (AFH) provides an amazing opportunity for Boston teens (ages 14-18 years) to work in one of our seven creative studios—3D Design, Animation, Creative Tech, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, and Video Production!

Special focus - Youth 

Eligibility 

  • A high school attendee or at least 14 years of age. All teens must be enrolled in and regularly attending a Boston Public School and/or a resident of Boston (this includes attending a night, day, homeschool, or G.E.D. program); 

  • Able to attend every week during the program’s regular hours (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. during the school year; Monday – Thursday from 11:00 noon – 6:00 p.m. during the summer); and 

  • Able to complete an unpaid, 36-hour apprenticeship to learn fine art and digital media fundamentals in our Foundation Studio—which builds your resume and counts as community service hours toward HS graduation—before becoming a paid employee.

Artists for Humanity

Adult Job Training Programs – Property Management Certification

Property Management Certification The YMCA Training Inc is offering a free in-person learning experience to help participants gain the skills to be successful in the property management field. This 10-week program prepares trainees for property management administrative careers. Participants will learn Property Management terminology, resident customer service best practices, rent calculations and housing recertification processes. Trainees will also have opportunities for on-site learning and job shadow at local property management locations. The curriculum and instruction will prepare trainees to complete the 3-day Certified Professional of Occupancy Training and Certification exam administered by New England Affordable Housing Management Association. At the end of the program, trainees will be connected to property management employers for further job shadow and options for full time work rotations.

If you are interested in applying, please complete the form HERE. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call 857-248-5435 or email CChasedelapaz@ymcaboston.org.

YMCA Training, Inc.

Animal Care Technician Training

Train to become an Animal Care Technician and help hospitals and medical facilities conduct groundbreaking medical research

Eligibility 

  • HS Diploma, GED or foreign equivalency 

  • Massachusetts Resident 

  • No prior experience required 

  • Successfully pass a background screening 

  • All trainees must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and 2023 Influenza

  • Work rotating weekends and holidays 

  • Successful graduates are considered for open permanent positions Massachusetts Eye & Ear Institute; must commit to at least 1 year of employment if hired 

  • Must attend info session for more information

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS)

Commercial Cleaning Program

The Commercial Cleaning Program Participants in the Commercial Cleaning Program learn about universal precautions; management of safety data sheets; Industry-standard cleaning techniques, and waxing, stripping, buffing, and stain removal. Students in the program use all Green Seal™ certified cleaning products.


Phone number: (617) 720-2233

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Community Works Services

ESOL for Customer Service

ESOL for Customer Service Free training for intermediate English language learners seeking full-time entry-level employment in the customer service industry. Applications accepted year-round. 

Eligibility: 

  • Live in Greater Boston area, including Boston, Quincy, Arlington, Belmont, Braintree, Burlington, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Medford, Melrose, North Reading, Revere, Somerville, Stoneham, Wakefield, Watertown, Wilmington, Winchester, Winthrop, Woburn 

  • Low-income 

  • Available to work 30 or more hours per week 

  • Intermediate English level Have a computer and reliable internet service

Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC)

Adult Education and Workforce Development Program – Administrative Job Skills

MJE’s transitional employment program provides job skills training in administration for non-profits, health care, and academia. Primarily serving low-income residents in Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan, MJE offers trauma-informed case management and supportive services for individuals struggling with the impacts of violence. See calendar for workshops and registration info: https://mothersforjusticeandequality.org/calendar/

Special focus - Victims of Trauma

Mothers for Justice and Equality

Boston Teacher Residency

BTR combines a yearlong classroom apprenticeship with targeted master’s level coursework to provide you with the hands-on experience, feedback, evaluation and ongoing post-graduate support critical to a successful career in teaching. During the Residency Year, Residents: 

  • Co-teach with collaborating teachers and experienced teacher educators

  • Earn a M.Ed. awarded by UMass Boston (<$8,000 tuition)

  • Earn MA Initial Teacher Licensure and SEI endorsement

  • Receive a living stipend ($2,000 paid bi-weekly) and health benefits

To be eligible to apply for the 2025-26 program year, an applicant must a) be a U.S. citizen, national, or permanent resident, and b) hold or expect to hold a bachelor’s degree before the start of the program.

Boston Plan for Excellence

The Designery

7 to 10 week sessions are geared toward high school students who want an enriching after-school experience. Students are paid a bi-weekly stipend while they hone fundamental graphic, modeling, and design-thinking skills through real design projects for non-profit clients around the city.

Special focus - Youth 

After School/Summer School Program for 9th-12th Graders for Architecture & Design

art Boston

X-Cel Conservation Corps

X-Cel Conservation Corps prepares young adults for the MA Grade 3 municipal wastewater operator licensure by combining classroom instruction and conservation work projects. In addition to obtaining an industry recognized certification in a field with an average starting salary of $25.85/hr, participants will receive assistance obtaining a driver's license, and a used vehicle.

Special focus - Youth 

Intake assessment required.The assessment is a series of reading test that assess your reading level. Students must have at least a fourth-grade reading level to be accepted into our program.

X-CEL Inc

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