YES Helps Young People Prepare for Work and Life…
With Confidence and Clear Direction
Our mission is to teach youth and young adults ages 16-24 the skills needed to secure and maintain meaningful employment, and to offer programs that help young people improve their employability, career choices, and quality of life.
YES serves as a bridge between young adults who are seeking employment and the local business community who are seeking capable and enthusiastic employees.
Over the last fifty years, YES has served more than 50,000 local youth, at no cost, through our curriculum-based services. Ordinarily our program is delivered in an accessible, friendly environment at our office in Santa Ana, and onsite at schools and nonprofits. Until further notice, all programs are offered online via Zoom.
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YES serves as a bridge between young adults who are seeking employment and the local business community who are seeking capable and enthusiastic employees.
Over the last fifty years, YES has served more than 50,000 local youth, at no cost, through our curriculum-based services. Ordinarily our program is delivered in an accessible, friendly environment at our office in Santa Ana, and onsite at schools and nonprofits. Until further notice, all programs are offered online via Zoom.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast and Youth Employment Service merge to expand and enhance employment resources for Orange County youth and the corporate community
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It is common to feel nervous prior and during an interview. The best ways to calm nerves is to be prepared in every way possible. Below are steps to guide you on how to prepare for your interview. Questions to Ask When You Are Called for An Interview: Before your scheduled job interview, it’s good practice to confirm certain information. You can ensure professionalism from the start by asking the right questions. Please see below for a few commons one to ask that will help you be more prepared.