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For 10 Ynuth Aaes 16-18 comDletina OCCC's Droaram: GOAL OUTCOME Improvement in Reading and Math levels 7 Learn an occupation 7 Graduate High School or receive a GED 5 Pursue post secondary education 5 For40 Youth Aaes 19-21 comnletina OCCC's Drogram: GOAL OUTCOME Placed into unsubsidized employment or military service 26 Maintain employment for 6 months. 34 Wage increases over 12-months of OCCC participation $2,580 Learn an occupation, advanced training and/or apprenticeships 18 Customer Satisfaction Outcomes for 50 vouth comaletinq OCCC's Drogram: Participant Satisfaction Survey (# contacted) 33 Employer Satisfaction Survey # contacted 32 Describe the basic program approach. (workshop/classroom/in the community) OCCC proposes to provide three separate occupational skills training projects. In collaboration with TSJ and other local youth services providers, OCCC will recruit 50, low-income, at -risk young adults for employment and training as OCCC Corpsmembers (cros). While employed by OCCC, curs will receive job -training, supportive service referrals and educational services that will address and provide all 10 required WIA service elements. Our basic program approach will follow our motto to earn... learn... and serve. That is, OCCC cros will earn a living through paid work experience, learn job skills, further their education, complete credits for a high school diploma, and serve their communities by completing work projects that benefit the communities of Orange County. OCCC Santa Ana cros will be scheduled to work 32 paid hours each week on occupational skills training work projects. All cros will also be required to further their education while working for the OCCC by devoting 4-8 unpaid hours each week to remediating and/or enhancing their education skills. OCCC's education staff of two credentialed teachers and other support staff will 9