Los Angeles County Office of Education
Workforce Investment Act Program
Promoting the successful transition of at-risk youth into the workforce by fostering academic and career growth.
In- School Youth
LACOE WIA services students between the ages of 17-19 that are currently enrolled in-school to obtain their high school diploma
* See How to Enroll to review additional eligibility requirements
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High School Seniors
Are highly encouraged to enroll as many of the WIA services provided, assist participants in both graduation and post-secondary enrollment
Disconnected Youth in need of some Reconnection
Foster
Probation
Disabled
Pregnant or Parenting Youth
Are also always welcome and highly encouraged to enroll in WIA
Summation of Services to expect once enrolled:
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One-on-One Case Management
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Individualized services focused on goal development
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Interactive group workshops geared towards work readiness
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Guidance and information to assist in development of an academic and career pathway
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College preparation assistance
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Internship/Volunteer Opportunities
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Paid Work Experience Opportunites
Struggling Students
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Are always welcome in WIA. Students having trouble in core subjects such as english, math, or reading are provided with an array of support services to assist them in both understanding content and passing core subjects.
The Heart of WIA
