About Us Site Index Contact Us Home  > Job Seeker Services  >  Job Corps Job Corps   The Job Corps program is a training opportunity for economically disadvantaged youth between the ages of 16 and 24.  Job Corps centers are located nationwide including three in Mississippi.  Job Corps centers teach a range of vocational skills, social skills, and employability skills that are designed to prepare graduates for entry-level employment.  During the training period, students may earn a GED, or in some centers a high school diploma.  The Job Corps Program offers free housing, meals, medical care as well as a clothing allotment and a modest allowance for personal needs.  2005 is the 40th anniversary of Job Corps.  To view a brief, historical video, select here.  Please note: you must use browsers Internet Explorer 5.0,  Netscape 7.2 , or higher versions.  Select here for more information about Job Corps, or e-mail us at pandm@mdes.ms.gov.     There are service centers that offer programs and resources geared toward your job seeking and claim needs.   Find a WIN Job Center   SBCJC - Workforce Education Division   Workforce Investment Act   Trade Affected Workers   Approved WIA Programs   List of Colleges & Universities   Job Corps   Do you have any jobs?   How do I register?   How do I keep my application active?   Do I need to register in different offices to look for a job in different locations?   Can my employer fire me for no reason?   What if I have questions about discrimination, my wages or workers compensation?   All FAQs   Mississippi.gov   USDOL   Privacy & Security Disclaimer | Accessibility Policy | Internal Security The Mississippi Department of Employment Security is an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.