Youth & Young Adult Services

Youth & Young Adult Services

Interested in paid work experience? Need help with career advice? Not sure of your next step toward a career path? The Susquehanna Workforce Network can help put you on the right path.

We offer job-focused seminars for youth and young adults under age 25, including:

• Resume preparation
• Interview skills
• The A Game
• Social media for job search
• Entrepreneurial skills

Get the knowledge and skills you need to successfully – and confidently – enter the workforce. If you are aged 16-24 and reside in Cecil or Harford counties, contact one of our workforce centers to get more information about careers, education/training, and employment and take one step closer to your next job or career.

Youth & Young Adult Committee

The Susquehanna Youth Committee is a 20-member body representing education, business, juvenile justice, law enforcement, public housing, parents, youth, and youth service providers. Members bring their expertise to the table to advise on programming and to identify service needs and gaps, ensuring high-quality programming for youth and young adults.

Job Fairs

Meet with recruiters and start building a professional network at one of our two annual job fairs, held each year in March and April. The fairs are for youth and young adults (ages 16-24) who are looking for summer employment or a full-time entry-level job.  

Seminars

If members of your organization or agency need first-time training – or a refresher  –  on basic employability information, we’ve got you covered. We offer seminars covering topics such as job search, career options, background checks/security clearances/drug testing.

Training

Gain valuable skills and credentials that will help accelerate your career. Our workforce centers can put you on the path to completing your GED or earning an industry certificate or other credential. If learning new job skills, completing an education program, and honing your job search skills sounds like the next right move, contact one of our workforce centers today.