Youth Training Classes

Learn more about pre-apprenticeship youth training!

Alaska Works Partnership is here to help Alaska's Youth get connected with pre-apprenticeship youth training.

Apply for training today, and be sure to contact us with any questions that you have.

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Get Free Hands-On Training:

Attention high school students & graduating seniors - Consider a career in the trades

  • Did you know that each year, over 50% of new building trades apprentices have taken classes through AWP?
  • Sign up today to continue your pathway toward a high-paying, fulfilling construction career.
  • Get free training and learn skills that will help you get excellent jobs with great pay!

Contact us for more information at (907) 569-4711

Our upcoming hands-on youth training program is offered to all Highschool students.

Did you know that most of our regular free training is available to students aged 16 and up? Check out our full schedule and apply below.

Youth Training:

Class Description:Training Dates:Days and Times:
Power Tools (Anchorage) Spring BreakMarch 15-19, 2027Monday - Friday 8AM to 4:30PM
Power Tools (Mat-Su) Spring BreakMarch 15-19, 2027Monday - Friday 8AM to 4:30PM

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Social Services

WIOA, Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) of 2014 enacted a comprehensive youth employment program for serving eligible youth, ages 14-24, who face barriers to education, training, and employment.

Funds for youth services are allocated to states and local areas based on a formula. The WIOA Youth Program focuses primarily on out-of-school youth and it includes 14 program elements that are required to be made available to youth participants.

Alaska Works Partnership provides youth services in partnership with American Job Centers and under the direction of local Workforce Development Boards.

Class Descriptions Below:


*Power Tools:

Training covers the basics of carpentry and trades math including accurate use of a tape measure with hands-on exercise cutting various shapes out of drywall to fit around wood shape on a board. Proper use of hand and power tools. Students will construct a small table using compound miter saw, pocket hole jig, drill, impact driver, and sanders. Other power tools will be covered throughout the class.