Events

Cybersecurity Pre-apprenticeship program that provides digital equity and sustainable technical education for underserved community members.

Free Online workforce development program for underserved youth ages 14-19.  Sessions are given quarterly.

New Door Ventures provides young people in San Francisco and Oakland with a path towards economic mobility. Our six-month employment program uses innovative and evidence-based strategies. Youth participate as members of a cohort, consisting of 15 – 20 interns. Young people learn with each other during their internships and support their peers.

Led by experienced teaching artists, Next Gen provides a solid foundation in multiple media-making disciplines. Whether you choose video production or animation, you’ll develop practical skills through hands-on projects. Our curriculum includes:

Twice-weekly classes: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30–6:30 pm
Career development workshops and industry insights
Collaborative work on real-world projects
Capstone projects to showcase your skills at the end of each semester
A collective screening/premiere and community celebration

Program Incentives:
Complete all program requirements, including good attendance and capstone projects, and receive a $250 incentive!

3rd Saturday of every month

Oct. 18, 2025
Nov. 15, 2025
Dec. 20, 2025

Learn about the Dual Enrollment, Apprenticeships, and College Pathways at Strive Community Health Institute.  STRIVE Community Health Institute (STRIVE) is a non-profit organization that provides education and training to students.  STRIVE is a state and federally registered and approved academic apprenticeship program that specializes in providing on-traditional pathways into healthcare, education, and management sectors.

STRIVE Institute partners with local and regional accredited colleges and universities that provide related supplemental instruction leading towards a college degree. 

Strive Community Health Institute Monthly Information Session
 

Strive Program Media Kit (brochure)

961 S. Euclid Ave.
Los Angeles, CA  90023
Adjacent to Sunrise Elementary School in Boyle Heights

The Olympics and the World Cup are coming to LA, so build your career and get connected, informed, and hired with Architectural Firms, Trade Unions, Engineering Firms, Major Contractors, LAUSD, LA City, LA County, Educational Institutions & Dozens of employers. 

Los Angeles:  Online & Community Clinic of Los Angeles

Eligibility Requirements:
High school graduate or GED holder,
17-26 years old,
NOT enrolled at another 2- or 4-year college or university during the program and have not received a Bachelor’s degree, 
Willing to meet immunization requirements for regional employer partners,
Live within commuting distance of one of Propel’s employer partners,
Authorized to work in the US without sponsorship.

•    Cohort Starts: October 27, 2025
•    Cohort Ends: April 23, 2026

Break into Tech with CompTIA A+ & Google IT Support Certification
Learn operating systems, software troubleshooting, programming and more.
Our 6-month program includes:
Use systems including Linux and gain the Google IT Support Certificate
Troubleshoot PC and mobile device issues
Work with operating systems, networks, and ticketing systems
Ace the skills needed to pass the CompTIA A+ exams
Enrollment for our Fall cohort is now open!

24–40 years old, earn less than $30,000/year, live in CA or CO, and are authorized to work in the U.S.

San Bernardino County Career Path Builder Program Entry Level Training.  Participants who complete will receive certification from SB County that meets the minimum requirements for the following careers: 
Office Assistant III
Health Services Assistant I
Care Assistant
Animal Control Officer Trainee
Child Support Assistant
Park Ranger I
Eligibility Worker Trainee
Sheriff's Custody Assistant
Food Service Worker
Workforce Development Technician

Must have a California driver’s license
• Must complete an introductory course at the school
• Employers may require a drug test and background check
• Entry into Apprenticeship Program includes conditions

Tiffany Lee
Apprenticeship Program Administrator
tlee@sbccd.edu