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Maui Job Corps Center, Makawao

When it comes to your future, you should have choices. Choose your path, and Hawaii Job Corps will provide you with FREE career training so you can gain the skills and tools you need to be successful. Maui Job Corps Center is located in Makawao, HI. Offering a cafeteria, wellness center and recreation area, Maui Job Corps can offer you a supportive community and safe space.

At Hawaii Job Corps, students can ...

ENGAGE: Find a supportive community to lean on.

LEARN: earn your high school diploma or equivalent and gain skills to be successful in a career.

EARN: Take your training and education and put them into action.

Training opportunities: Job Corps offers an on-the-job experience designed to get you workforce-ready. LEARN MORE

Refer a student: Whether you’re a parent or guardian, school counselor or mentor, we know you want the best for the young person in your life. Job Corps helps them reach their goals, find their purpose and guide them along their journey to a better future. LEARN MORE

Hire a Job Corps grad: Hardworking. Professionally trained. Experienced. All three phrases describe our Job Corps students. Check out our employer resources to connect with the next generation of industry professionals. LEARN MORE

Are you eligible?

Generally, Job Corps students are 16 through 24 years old; low-income individuals; meet citizenship, residency, DACA or other approved status requirements; meet background requirements; are ready and motivated to succeed

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For Lahaina & Kula residents impacted by the fires

Talk Story with Mayor Bissen

Lahaina and Kula residents who have been impacted by the August fires are invited to talk story with Mayor Richard Bissen. There are several dates to choose from. Each talk story session will welcome up to 30 residents to give folks a chance to share mana‘o and ask questions.

Series of events from December 9 through January 27.