Elk Grove Adult and Community Education

Resume development with an Employment Training Specialist
Customized job search and application assistance
Career pathway development
One-on-one case management
Partial training scholarships (if eligible)
GED test vouchers (if eligible)
Priority access to EGACE classes, such as: HSE, HSD, and English as a Second Language (ESL)

Attending an orientation is the first step to enrollment

Orientations are held on the

1st & 3rd Friday each month**

**10:00* am** in-person orientation begins

*Arrive by 9:45 am to sign in and ensure you have an active CalJOBS account

or join the

1:00 pm on Zoom orientation

**When the school is not closed for a holiday

Community Resources

Resources for:

Income Assistance
Utility
Housing
Food
Healthcare
Disability
Employment and Income Assistance Programs
Other Community Resources

Employment Resources

Career Exploration
Job Search Websites
Public Sector Jobs
Apprenticeship Information

Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Programs

Safety-Net or Family Self Sufficiency:

Access to a relevant support service, such as: food and transportation gift cards, SMUD payment assistance, eviction avoidance (if funds are available), or hygiene kits after eligibility’s been determined
Assistance accessing community resources
Job search and application assistance

Attending an orientation is the first step to learn about eligibility and program requirements.

Click here to see this month's orientation information

Click here to see other CSBG program providers and the various services each program offers.

Sacramento Works for Youth Program (Ages 18-24)

Priority access to EGACE High School Diploma (HSD) or High School Equivalency (HSE) classes and incentives for high school completion
Offers career exploration and 150+ hours of paid work experience.
Help youth access community college and training resources.
Provides resume assistance and interview preparation.
Other Youth Services include: leadership skill development, mentoring for academic completion and goals, assistance with transportation cost, and incentives for program completion.

Our youth program is fully enrolled for this school year, orientations for the next program year will begin in July.

Click here to find other Youth Program Providers in the Sacramento Area.

Refugee Support Services Program

Resume development
Job search and application assistance
Priority access to EGACE English as a Second Language classes
One-on-one case management
Connections to community resources
Foreign Credential translation services(if eligible)
Access to support services, such as Technology Assistance, Utility Assistance, Transportation Assistance, or Rental Assistance (if eligible)

This WIOA Title I financially assisted program or activity is an equal opportunity employer/program.

Requests for auxiliary aids, interpreting services, and other reasonable accommodations are available upon request. Please contact the hosting agency noted on this flier no later than 5 days in advance. CA relay services are available by dialing 711 and referencing 916-793-2319.