| Itbiz Tech Academy
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Instructor led courses available quarterly.
Self-paced courses available any time.
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Instructor led course: 10AM - 4PM
Self-paced course: available any time
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Love Never Fails
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Online
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Cybersecurity Pre-apprenticeship program that provides digital equity and sustainable technical education for underserved community members.
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16-24 years old
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Itbiz Tech Academy
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Free
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| New Door Employment Program
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Ongoing
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New Door
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San Francisco
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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.
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17-24 year-old in the Bay Area
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New Door Home Page
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New Door Employment Program Application
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Free
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| San Bernardino County Pathway Certificate
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Ongoing
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N/A
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San Bernardino Community College District
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San Bernardino
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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
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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
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San Bernardino Community College Apprenticeship Web Page
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Tiffany Lee
Apprenticeship Program Administrator
tlee@sbccd.edu
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Free
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| Climate Warriors
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July 6th – July 31st, 2026
Class Meeting Days: Monday through Friday
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1 – 4pm
All classes are in-person
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BAVC Media
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KQED Headquarters
2601 Mariposa Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
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Climate Warriors is a four-week environmental justice-focused filmmaking program for San Francisco youth who want to change the world!
BAVC Media is pleased to offer a four-week environmental justice-focused filmmaking program for high school-aged youth between the ages of 14-18, from San Francisco and across the Bay Area. Participants will develop skills in video and audio production within a collaborative environment, apply those skills to develop a short documentary video project tied to an environmental justice theme, and connect the production of the short video to a social impact plan. Our filmmaking climate warriors will not only complete the 4-week intensive program with a holistic understanding of an environmental issue facing our communities but also with an in-depth understanding of how to convey a dynamic story through filmmaking!
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Climate Warriors Application Page
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FREE! Participants who complete the course will receive a monetary incentive upon completion
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MADE Pre- Apprenticeship Program
MIMS Mentor Program
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06/02 - 08/22
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TBD
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Mentoring in Medicine & Science
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Alameda County
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MADE Pre- Apprenticeship Program (Mentorship Advances Discovery and Exploration): A 3-month program for underrepresented minority (URM) individuals with an interest in behavioral health careers. Participants shadow substance use navigators (SUNS) in clinical and community settings and receive pre-employment and hands-on training.
Mentor Program: The MIMS Mentor Program pairs post-secondary students and graduates with a health professional or health professional student for a 6-month period. This program is designed to give participants access to individual mentorship, webinars and additional resources that will provide a competitive edge as participants prepare to apply to health professional school
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Be 16-24 years old
Have an interest in pursuing a career in health with priority going to individuals looking to participate in the Alameda County Health Coach Apprenticeship upon completion of the pre-apprenticeship
Be available to participate 15-20 hours per week during the 12-week program
Must qualify for at least one of the following:
• Current/Former Foster Youth
• Pell-eligible
• WIOA adult or youth eligible
• Attending, or a graduate of, a Title 1 High School
• Living in a high-poverty census tract
• Formerly incarcerated
• A youth Parent
• Currently living with a disability
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Mentoring in Medicine & Science Pre-Apprenticeship Program Page
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Mentoring in Medicine & Science Program Application
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Free
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