For Job Seekers
Prepare for Your Future
Workforce Solutions Capital Area helps low-income youth, aged 14-24, prepare for success in the classroom – and on the job. You can receive work-readiness and life skills that will help you achieve your career goals.
Career Resources for Youth and Educators
Below are some of the services we offer through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).
For In-School Youth
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Helping students explore their future and prepare for success.
Workforce Solutions Capital Area’s K-12 specialists connect students, educators, and employers to hands-on career experiences and classroom-ready resources that build work readiness and career awareness. Visit climbtheladderctx.com to explore tools, programs, and opportunities designed to help young people discover their strengths and take their next step toward a bright future.
Out-of-School Youth
Workforce Solutions Capital Area Youth Services
For young adults ready to take the next step in their career journey.
Our Youth services supports 16–24-year-olds who are no longer in school, offering personalized guidance, skills training, and work experience to help you succeed in the classroom—or on the job. Whether you’re exploring career options, preparing for employment, or working toward a credential, our team can help you achieve your goals.
Add To Your Skills
Find a Job
Registering for WorkinTexas.com is your first step to finding employment. Take advantage of this free, online job resource tool and wraparound supports available through Workforce Solutions Capital Area.
Summer Earn and Learn (SEAL)
The Summer Earn and Learn (SEAL) program provides students with disabilities, aged 16 – 22, with work readiness training and paid work experience. SEAL is a statewide strategy that includes employability skills training and paid work experience for students with disabilities.
Note: Summer employment requires year round participation in WIOA.