Programs

The Cyber NYC Internship Program is designed to develop NYC’s next generation of cybersecurity professionals by matching applicants to intern positions at partner companies. For Adults, Black, Hispanic/Latino, and people of color, CUNY students, Everyone, Women, Youth and young adults.

Join a free technology and design training course for creative 14 to 24 year old youth. For Black, Hispanic/Latino, and people of color, CUNY students, Immigrants, LGBTQ+ New Yorkers, Low-income New Yorkers, NYCHA residents, Out-of-school youth, Women, Youth and young adults, Youth in foster care.

Earn competitive wages throughout the program, including during training sessions prior to onsite work. For Black, Hispanic/Latino, and people of color, Justice-impacted individuals, Youth and young adults.

Work within NYCHA communities to grow and distribute fresh produce, build sustainable green infrastructure, and reach residents with sustainability programs. For NYCHA residents.

Learn & Earn is a year-round program for high school juniors and seniors at risk of dropping out of school. For Low-income New Yorkers, Public assistance recipients, Youth and young adults, Youth in foster care.

Academic support program to help CUNY students stay on track and graduate on time. For CUNY students.

Available to juniors, seniors, and some sophomores in DOE high schools. For Youth and young adults.

Attend part-time classes to earn your high school diploma if you cannot go to school during the day. For Youth and young adults.

For 16-21 year olds who want to earn their high school diploma. For Justice-impacted individuals, Low-income New Yorkers, Out-of-school youth, Youth and young adults.

People with a certified mental or physical disability can be hired into competitive civil service positions with the City without having to take an exam. For People with disabilities.

Guidance and counseling to help people who are legally blind find or keep employment. For People with disabilities.

For NYCHA residents age 18+ with a high school diploma or HSE. For Adults, NYCHA residents.

Early career support, professional development, mentoring, and networking services for men of color interested in becoming teachers. For Adults, Black, Hispanic/Latino, and people of color.

Service members, veterans, and their families can get help connecting to employment, housing, and other services. For Veterans.

Explore job opportunities and civil service exams in NYC that match your military skills and Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). For Veterans.

ACCES-VR helps people with disabilities achieve and maintain employment through training, education, rehabilitation, and career development. For People with disabilities.

Different classes are available depending on your skill level. For Adults, Everyone, Immigrants, Youth and young adults.

Adults and out-of-school youth age 16+ can take free classes to learn English and prep for HSE/GED exams. For Adults, Everyone, Out-of-school youth, Youth and young adults.

The Construction track of the NYCHA Resident Training Academy (NRTA) prepares NYCHA residents for entry level opportunities and apprenticeships in the construction industry. For Adults, NYCHA residents.

Beginner, intermediate, or advanced (Business English) classes are available. For Adults, Immigrants.

Succeed in college courses by getting English and map help For Adults, CUNY students, Older adults, Youth and young adults.

This full-time training preps low-income New Yorkers for jobs in the post-production industry. For Adults, Black, Hispanic/Latino, and people of color, Everyone, Low-income New Yorkers, Public assistance recipients.

Adults 21 or older can take classes to learn the skills needed to eventually earn their high school equivalency (GED/HSE). For Adults, Everyone, Immigrants.

Hands-on training in construction trades like carpentry and electrical. For Adults, Everyone, Justice-impacted individuals, Low-income New Yorkers, NYCHA residents, Public assistance recipients, Women, Youth and young adults.