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Youth Employment

Michigan celebrates Youth Employment Month in June, and is a great time for students to gain valuable skills for their future careers.

The State of Michigan encourages employers to invest in young talent because it's good for business and the economy.

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Connect with your local Michigan Works! Service Center, a proud partner of the American Job Center network, to find career events in your area and get access to other valuable resources.

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Vocational Rehabilitation Services

Youth with disabilities are encouraged to explore vocational rehabilitation services through Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) and the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP) – including MRS Pre-Employment Transition Services, MRS Young Adult Services, BSBP Pre-Employment Transition Services and BSBP Youth Low Vision Services.

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Youth Employment Month Proclamation

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"Determination Pays Off"

Abdul Maalek Iben Abu Jabreel, Michigan Works! Southwest

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"Overcoming Adversity"

Kaylee Stevens, Great Lakes Bay Michigan Works!

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"Job Prep to Job Offer"

Andrew Spencer, Michigan Works! Region 7B

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