Young Professional Services
CobbWorks B.O.S.S. Program
CobbWorks offers young professional services through the CobbWorks B.O.S.S. Program. The B.O.S.S. program is a career pathway program targeted to young adults ages 16 to 24 who meet income qualifications (to be determined at the time of eligibility), and are within one of the target groups. Eligible Cobb County residents have access to free education tuition, paid work experience opportunities, job readiness workshops, career counseling, and more.
Let our staff help you create your own path so you can become a B.O.S.S.!
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CobbWorks B.O.S.S. Program offers an array of services for eligible young adults from educational support to career preparation.
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PowerUp! 2.0 Plumbing Pre-Apprenticeship
The PowerUp! pre-apprenticeship program provides career pathway skills training with industry recognized credentials, professional development, supportive services and paid work experience in high demand industries.
With funding from the United Way ATL and WIOA, Cohort 3 was launched in collaboration with the Plumbing Heating and Cooling Contractors Association. More than 15 employers participated, providing 16 weeks of work experience and mentorship.
Congratulations to our Cohort 3 graduates. You should be incredibly proud of your hard work and dedication to learning new skills. You've taken an important step towards building a brighter future for yourselves and your communities. Best of luck in your future endeavors! We are so proud of your accomplishments and thrilled to have been a part of your journey.
Cobb County Fire P.R.E.P. Academy
The Cobb County Fire P.R.E.P. Academy (Prospective Recruit Education Program) is an engaging, hands-on training experience that prepares young adults for rewarding careers in fire services and emergency response. Participants take part in classroom instruction, physical fitness training, and real-world skill development to build a strong foundation in fire safety, emergency medical response, teamwork, and leadership.
Through a unique partnership between the Cobb County School District's Work-Based Learning (WBL) program and WorkSource Cobb, students earn academic credit while gaining valuable paid work experience in the field of public safety—developing the knowledge, discipline, and confidence to become the next generation of fire service professionals.
For more information, please contact Pam Johnson at 770-528-2672.