TCU/IAM Advanced Transportation Worker

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Per year after graduation

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Job Corps Centers

Do you like to travel? Interested in learning about all the different types of transportation that exist? Then you may be a good fit for Job Corps’ TCU IAM Advanced Training – Transportation Service Worker training program.

On the job, you will:

Learn the importance of:
  • Ensuring a safe work environment
  • Employability communication skills
  • Customer Service
  • Keyboarding Basics
  • Mathematics (Personal Finance)
  • Green Initiatives in Transportation

The credentials you'll earn:

This is the first level of Advanced Training offered in the Transportation Service Worker series. Students who complete a Job Corps Advanced Transportation training program will earn a certification in at least one Specialty Module:

  • Airline Service
  • Inland Waterway Service
  • Mass Transit/Highway Service
  • Rail Freight Service
  • Rail Mechanical Service/Carman
  • Rail Passenger Service
  Students are also eligible to attain the following credentials:
  • OSHA 10-Hour certification
  • Office Skills, Clerical Skills and Software Skills (OPAC) certification
  • Driver’s license (if you don't already have one)

Some of the career options you'll have:

Requirements:

  • High school diploma or the equivalent (can be earned at all Job Corps centers)
  • Complete a Job Corps basic training program
  • Meet academic (math and reading) requirements
  • At least 17 ½ years old

  • Positive attendance and progress record
  • Written recommendation from Job Corps center personnel
  • Health clearance at current center
  • Strong work ethic and determination to succeed
  • Complete a successful phone, in-person or videoconference interview

* Salary information comes from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics Program and is provided for planning purposes only. Actual salary will depend on student skill level, credentials earned, experience level and location.

Need help meeting one or more of these requirements?
Don’t worry! Speak with your current career training instructor at your campus. They will help you along your journey to make sure you have all the tools and resources you need to check those boxes and start your training.

Program Details

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Job Corps Training Locations

Shriver Job Corps Center

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Devens, MA

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Potomac Job Corps Center

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Washington, DC

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Gary Job Corps Center

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Location:

San Marcos, TX

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Excelsior Springs Job Corps Center

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Location:

Excelsior Springs, MO

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Hubert Humphrey Job Corps Center

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Location:

St. Paul, MN

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St. Louis Job Corps Center

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Saint Louis, MO

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Los Angeles Job Corps Center

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Los Angeles, California

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San Jose Job Corps Center

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San Jose, CA

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Real Stories

Don’t just take our word for it. Check out these stories from real Job Corps students who have trained in this advanced training program.

Laveah

Los Angeles Job Corps Center

Following her graduation from basic training at Fred G. Acosta Job Corps Center, Laveah went to Los Angeles Job Corps to study in the Transportation Service Worker Advanced Training area with the Transportation Communications Union (TCU). She quickly became a star student and participated in a work-based learning experience in the Job Corps receiving department. She now works for the LA Metro as a lead special event assistant under the Revenue Collection department. Laveah appreciates the support and training she received at Job Corps. “As someone who is transgender, I struggled in high school and wanted a way to get out of my town and start a new beginning. Moving to a new city ended up being a great experience, and I made so many friends. When I would leave for the weekends, I would have friends waiting for me to come back and help me with my suitcase. I had never had a community like that before.”