Title 29 › CHAPTER 32 — WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY › SUBCHAPTER I — WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES › Part C — Job Corps › § 3192
Defines key words used for the Job Corps program and its centers. Applicable local board: a local board that gives a Job Corps center information about local job openings and the skills employers want, and that serves the communities where the center’s graduates seek work. Applicable one-stop center: a one-stop center that provides help like referrals, assessments, recruiting, and job placement to support Job Corps. Enrollee: someone who applied, was chosen, and joined Job Corps and is still in the program but not yet a graduate. Former enrollee: someone who did the same but left before graduating. Graduate: someone who joined Job Corps and finished a high school diploma or equivalent, or completed a career/technical program that prepares them for work or further schooling. Job Corps: the Job Corps program described elsewhere in the law. Job Corps center: a center for Job Corps described elsewhere in the law. Operator: an organization chosen to run a Job Corps center. Region: an area set by the Secretary. Service provider: an organization chosen to give services to a Job Corps center.
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29 U.S.C. § 3192
Title 29, Labor
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110