On the Job Training (OJT)
NYS Office of Children and Family Services
About This Grant
Youth learn how to apply, interview and accept a job offer. They also learn skills specific to the job they have, such as working in the facility kitchen, as a teacher assistant, with maintenance, or as a recreation assistant.ÿThey learn to fill out timecards correctly and keep track of their hourly wages. Raises are based on performance and earning of nationally recognized certificates or credentials. The starting wage is .50 and can increase up to $3 per hour. 368 youth in DJJOY facilities participated in the On-the-Job training program this year.
Focus Areas
Eligibility
- The following criteria need to be met: must be a resident at least fourteen years old, enrolled in or having completed Career and Financial Management instruction; have valid working papers; and be actively pursuing a National Work Readiness credential. Youth must be on at least the Learning Stage of the NY Model program, as well as be in good behavioral standing at the facility. Youth Support Team members determine if the youth is a good fit for an OJT postion.
How to Apply
Up to $313K
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One-time $749 fee · Includes AI drafting + templates + PDF export
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