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Information for...
Youth & Families
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If you are 14 to 21 years old, live in the city of
Philadelphia, and are looking for opportunities to: explore career options,
experience the world of work, develop job skills, and/or strengthen academic skills,
then many of PYN's partners offer programs and services that could be right for you.
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WorkReady applications deadline is
extended to Monday, June 14. Find out
how to prepare before applying,
check out the
FAQ’s or
APPLY NOW. Submitted applications
can be edited through June 18.
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Southeastern PA Online Career Fair May
4-6, 2010 - Lean more by
visiting
http://sepacareerfair2010.ning.com/ |
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Social Media Webinar for Parents:
Demystifying What Your Teens are Doing
Online - Details and the link the
registration page are
here. |
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PYN Launches new website – The
Philadelphia Youth Network has launched
a website dedicated just to youth! Visit
www.mypyn.org to find out more. |
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StudentNet is a new online
tool to help you be successful in
school, stay on track to graduation, and
plan for your future.
StudentNet is for ALL
students, grades K-12, in the School
District of Philadelphia. |
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Out of School? Want a high school
diploma or GED? Project U-Turn can
help. More information is
available at
www.projectuturn.net.
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Philadelphia
has five
E3 Centers designed to help youth
who have dropped out of school or are
returning from court placement get connected
to education and training.
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Education Programs Guide for
Out-of-School Youth - With generous
support from the Samuel S. Fels Fund's
Summer Internship in Community Service, PYN
has developed a guide that will be helpful
to refer out-of-school youth into to
educational services including alternative
high schools as well as diploma, GED
programs, literacy, and English as a Second
Language programs. |
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Teen Philly is a new resource guide for high school students developed by White-Williams Scholars. The guide
contains information on programs, services, and other helpful information for high school students in Philadelphia
and is now available to download and print.
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