San Jose Job Corps

11 reviews

+1 (408) 254-5627

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1 portion they say. This was all that was available fyi

Two big pieces of bread and a single slice of cheese for lunch if you dont eat seafood

First serving this isnt enough to feed a child

3485 E Hills Dr

San Jose, CA 95127

+1 (408) 254-5627

http://sanjose.jobcorps.gov

San Jose Job Core is a vocational training center in San Jose, CA that offers a variety of programs to help individuals develop essential job skills.

With a focus on hands-on training and career readiness, San Jose Job Core aims to prepare students for success in the workforce through practical experience and personalized support.

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3.011 reviews

Janel C.

11/4/2015

I recently graduated from Job Corps and it was a great experience. I rate it a 4 and not a 5 because there are minor issues that they are currently working on. Pros: for low income family. Many...

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Destiny Y.

4/30/2024

This is such a horrible school if you're not a cisgendered heterosexual person. If you identify with the LGBTQ+ community, then do yourself a favor and go to any other trade school. Save yourself...

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Anthony D.

4/9/2024

This place will not feed you 50%+ buy door dash or get food from the outside if you wonder why its because they dont feed you here. Its like they give you scraps and its all you get

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L'Esperanza V.

8/31/2022

If I could give it zero stars I would horrible place, the teachers won't help you, "it's not my problem" is often said. You have to gain points in order to come home, you don't really learn at...

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Kayla D.

9/5/2019

I am a current Job Corps student. Yes Job Corps is a stressful place to be at but at the same time this is where you come to better yourself and better your future. There's drama on Center a lot...

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