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Audience: High School Students

Career & College Readiness Support

Sometimes the road to a new career or education program is a long one – and that’s ok. If you are over the age of 16, Adult Education and Literacy providers throughout the state offer free help with:

  • Math and computer skills
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Study skills
  • Time management
  • Connecting with employment and education opportunities

Get in touch with a center near you: 

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Services for Youth

Part of Vermont Professionals of Color Network’s mission is to build capacity for youth (16-22) of color to access educational and experiential opportunities, menteeship, college and early career opportunities.

Get in touch here!

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Relationships, Education, Advancement, and Development for Youth for Life (READY4Life) Program

The READY4LIFE program serves immigrant youth ages 14-24 out of their office in Colchester. Youth in this program can expect:

  • Relationship education
  • In-depth case management
  • Support for a successful move into adulthood

Learn more about the program or connect with USCRI VT. 

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Trailblazers

A pre-apprenticeship program in the trades for women and gender non-conforming individuals. Trailblazers requires no experience, is 7 weeks long, and offers:

  • Hands-on training covering core trades skills
  • Nationally recognized certifications
  • A safe and welcoming learning environment
  • Mentorship for career planning and apprenticeship placement

Learn more about taking the next step with Trailblazers here.

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Multicultural Youth Program

Tap into resources, services, and programs in the community to help continue on your dream education and life path. This program staffs a helpdesk at the Burlington, Winooski, and Essex High Schools and also has a Burlington Resource Center. Through Spectrum, you can access:

  • Youth conferences
  • A bike club & indoor soccer
  • Girls group
  • Academic support
  • Support for personal and wellness goals

Learn more here or at your high school’s help desk. 

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Youth Development Program

Find your path to independence in adulthood through education, employment, and other types of support. This program pairs a Youth Development Coordinator with a student who is or has been in foster care. Together, you will:

  • Get academic and career assistance
  • Find leadership opportunities
  • Access financial resources
  • Plan for your future after exiting foster care

Learn more about Spectrum’s YDP program.

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Youth Development Program

Find a safe environment and build community at the O.N.E. Youth Center in Burlington. The center offers all youth:

  • A safe and fun afterschool environment 
  • Homework and job assistance
  • Field trips, workshops, and social services
  • Mentorship

Find out more about the ONE Youth Center and see their hours here.

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Youth Development Program

The Youth Development Program supports young people who have ever been in State custody. It provides students with one-on-one to help with living an independent life through:

  • Education and career planning
  • Referrals to other types of counseling
  • Accessing healthcare and housing supports

Learn more about the Youth Development Program here.

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Global Campuses

Teach and learn with other adults with differing abilities in a unique and welcome learning experience. There are campuses in these areas:

  • Bradford
  • Brattleboro
  • Champlain Valley
  • Granite City 
  • Hardwick 
  • Lamoille
  • Moretown
  • Newport
  • Randolph
  • Springfield
  • Shiremont
  • St. Johnsbury

Learn more about Global Campus’ programs.

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Earn a College Degree

Earn your Associate or Bachelor’s degree at a school designed specifically for students living with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Landmark also offers minors, concentrations, and summer programs for grade school students. 

Learn more about Landmark College here.

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