• NYEC Interest Form - Pre-Apprenticeship Curricula (Mental Health & Youth Development Practitioner)

  • Empowering Futures: A Mental Health Pre-Apprenticeship Curriculum

    Developed by the National Youth Employment Coalition, this no-cost, flexible curriculum introduces learners to behavioral health careers and builds the interpersonal and professional skills needed to enter the workforce. Learners develop active listening, de-escalation, cultural responsiveness, and professional communication through facilitated instruction, interactive activities, and a structured shadowing experience.

    Check out the Curricular Overview document for more information.

    Youth Development Practitioner (YDP) Pre-Apprenticeship Curriculum

    This pre-apprenticeship curriculum was designed to introduce young adults to careers supporting other youth, serving as an on-ramp into the Youth Development Practitioner Registered Apprenticeship. The curriculum is built around the National AfterSchool Association's ten Core Knowledge, Skills, and Competencies (CKSC) for Out-of-School Time Professionals, and combines foundational positive youth development concepts with hands-on skill-building in communication, teamwork, conflict management, and professional readiness.

    Check out the Curricular Overview for more information.

    Those who complete one of these curricula will earn a Certificate of Completion and a Credly Badge.

    Interested? Please provide us with the requested information below.

    Questions? Email them to Mo Burke, Associate Director of Engagement & Events.

  • Which pre-apprenticeship curriculum(s) are you interesting in delivering?*
  • Please select the option below that best describes you and your organization:*
  • Age range of pre-apprenticeship program participants:
  • Length of experience in education, workforce development, or a related field:*
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