Oregon Transition Education

• Employment

Instructions on how to volunteer with the Forest Service to answer the call of conservation. Help improve forests, learn more about natural resources, and meet new people.

• Employment

Opportunities are available with the US Forest Service for the next generation of conservation stewards to get outdoors, gain paid work experience, explore careers and more.

• Employment

A summer job training experience for youth who live in Central Oregon.

• Employment

Point of View (POV) videos simulates community-based instruction for virtual and in-class learning. Teachers build lessons using these videos.

• Employment

Students will learn the benefits of working and why getting a job will help you become more independent.

• Employment

This permit will only be given to those at least 18 years old. A minor service permit (18, 19, or 20 yrs old) you may only serve, pour, and draw alcoholic beverages where alcohol service is secondary to food service. Fees are involved.

• Education & Training

Vocational schools, also known as trade or career schools, and correspondence schools can be a great way to train for a variety of jobs.

• Education & Training

A listing of Oregon trade and technical schools, including cost, financial aid, credit, and ranking.

• Education & Training

Information regarding beauty careers and how to find the right school for you, including what to expect, requirement to enroll, scholarships, costs and licensing requirements.

• Education & Training

An extensive list of questions and answers about automotive technology including, schools, certification, career facts, online programs and more.