Educational Opportunities

A large group of graduates in blue robes toss their caps into the air.

Hundreds of young adults earn their high school diploma each year through the California Conservation Corps’ partner charter high schools.

Employers emphasize both education and experience when hiring entry-level employees. The California Conservation Corps wants to set its Corpsmembers up for success after they complete the program; to achieve this goal, the program offers an education program and scholarship opportunities in addition to hands-on work experience.

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Education Program

Most California Conservation Corps centers offer charter high school enrollment on-site, providing Corpsmembers with the opportunity to earn their high school diploma during their time in the CCC. Those who enter the CCC having completed high school pursue additional training and coursework.

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Scholarships

Corpsmembers can earn up to $8,000 in scholarships during their first year of service.

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Image of Corpsmember in cap and gown shaking hands with CCC Director Bruce Saito during graduation ceremony