Who is eligible for San Antonio Ready to Work?
Age: At least 18 years of age
Residence: Within the San Antonio City Limits unless connected with the military
Note that municipalities within San Antonio are not eligible (like Balcones Heights and Leon Valley, etc.
).
If you live in Bexar County and you or a family member has served in the military, you may qualify.
See details here.
Work Status: Permitted to work in the United States
Household income: No more than 250% of the federal poverty guidelines
Currently less than $37,650 for an individual or $78,000 for a household of four
Commitment: Willing to train and succeed in a career
You will need certain documents to verify that you are eligible for Ready to Work.
If you need assistance obtaining these documents, your Ready to Work coach can help you.
Individuals who have already earned a Bachelor’s Degree or higher may apply to earn an industry-recognized credential but are not eligible to receive tuition funding for degree-based programs.
We will be having Orientation on April 22, 2024, from 9 am to 3 pm.
High-School Equivalency
Grab this opportunity to earn your high-school diploma or a GED, which will open many doors for you.
Once you have earned it, continue in the Ready to Work program to take your future to the next level.
Certification Courses
Increase your earning potential in as little time as six weeks and improve your resume with certification programs in various fields.
Certification pathways include industries like technology, healthcare, construction, trades, business and more.
Associate Degree Courses
Expand your employment opportunities by earning a specialized Associate Degree in a Ready to Work Target Industry.
Bachelor’s Degree Courses
If you already have 30 hours of college credit, Ready to Work can help you get back in school and complete your Bachelor’s Degree.
Now is the time to take advantage of this opportunity.
Take Your Skills To The Next Level
The journey to a lifetime of nourishment starts here.
The San Antonio Food Bank’s job training programs provide eligible community members with the chance to acquire new skills and attain industry certifications, empowering individuals to take the next stride towards a stable and fulfilling career.
Culinary Training at the San Antonio Food Bank - STARTS MAY 13th 2024.
A 10-week advanced professional training program designed specifically for the culinary industry, with the goal to foster sustainable and industry-aligned employment opportunities.
Warehouse & Logistics Training at the San Antonio Food Bank - STARTS JUNE 13TH 2024.
A comprehensive 6-week professional training program focused on instructing individuals in warehouse and logistics operations, aiming to equip them with relevant skills for the field.
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