Get Paid 2 Learn! OCCTAC Accepts 19 Students Into WIA Program



















OCCTAC has a great program targeted for youth ages 17 to 21 who have dropped out of school, are out of school and/or are looking for employment. This program provides youth with the opportunity to acquire skills to successfully transition into the workforce, further their education, and reach their true work potential. Among other services, our program is designed to provide youth with hands-on PAID work experience and training in the arts, education, clerical, computer programs and technology. That's right guys, you will get paid to participate in our program! Thus, if you happen to know of youth who might benefit from such program please feel free to give them our contact information.
WHO CAN APPLY? - YOUTH AGES 17-21
SANTA ANA RESIDENTS - CITIZENS OR LEGAL RESIDENTS
OUT OF SCHOOL 
AND HAVING THE RIGHT TO WORK IN THE US

Please contact Dolores Lopez at (714) 547 5468



























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