Finding a job can be an exciting, but scary process. Here you’ll find some resources to help you in your search.
There are many programs that can help you on your path to success.
Find job placement programs, paid training, career counseling and other opportunities using the Youth Employment & Opportunities Locator.
DYCD helps teens and young adults ages 14- 24 find internships, paid summer jobs, skills training and other opportunities. Visit DYCD’s jobs and internships page.
Check out opportunities on the NYCHA Office of Resident Economic Empowerment & Sustainability (REES) website. You can also call (718) 289-8100.
NYC’s Department of Small Business Services’ Workforce1 program prepares and connects qualified job candidates to jobs across the city. Visit Workforce1.
Did you know the City of New York is the City’s biggest employer? Many public service jobs offer great benefits and opportunities to advance.
If you are 18 or older, learn more about NYC public service jobs. Some agencies are hiring immediately and others require an exam.
The Civil Service Pathways Youth Program sponsored by ACS, the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and New Yorkers for Children can help you apply for public service jobs and prepare for exams that are required for certain jobs.
Email or call (212) 341-3353 for more information.
New York State Department of Labor helps you explore the future, plan for it, and make it happen. Visit the Department of Labor’s youth employment page for job application advice.
Raw Resume webpage has job tips and stories written for teens, by teens. Visit the Raw Resume page.
Get involved in the lives of children in your community. Volunteer as a tutor, mentor, or coach.
Get involved in the lives of children in your community. Volunteer as a tutor, mentor, or coach.
Get involved in the lives of children in your community. Volunteer as a tutor, mentor, or coach.