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JOB CORPS CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CENTERLyndon B. Johnson

TRAIN. LIVE. LEARN. CONNECT.

If you’re 16–24 years old and incomeeligible, Lyndon B. Johnson Job Corps 

Civilian Conservation Center may be 

the perfect place to complete your 

education and start your career.

Dorm room

Gym

Computer lab

LOOK CLOSELY.

Everyone pictured in this 

brochure is an actual Job 

Corps student, graduate, 

or instructor.

Lyndon B. Johnson Job 

Corps Civilian Conservation 

Center is located on 12 

rural acres in Franklin, N.C., 

near the Nantahala National Forest. 

All students live on campus. 

Lyndon B. Johnson 

campus

Cafeteria

Classroom

Want to fi nd out more about

Lyndon B. Johnson

JOB CORPS CIVILIAN 

CONSERVATION CENTER?

3170 Wayah Road • Franklin, NC 28734

(828) 524-4446 • http://lyndonbjohnson.jobcorps.gov

SUCCESS LASTS A LIFETIME

Administered by the U.S. Department of Labor, Job Corps is the nation’s largest 

career technical training and education program for low-income young people 

ages 16 through 24. Job Corps is a U.S. Department of Labor Equal Opportunity 

Employer Program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to 

individuals with disabilities. TDD/TTY telephone number is (877) 889-5627.

Check us out online: 

www.recruiting.jobcorps.gov

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Get in touch with an admissions counselor:

(800) 733-JOBS [5627]

 

 
TRAIN.

You’ll train for a 

career and gain the 

skills necessary for 

a successful future. 

Lyndon B. Johnson 

Job Corps Civilian 

Conservation 

Center offers career 

training programs in 

a variety of fi elds. 

All of our training 

programs are handson, and you’ll get to 

practice your skills on 

the job in real work 

environments. When 

you graduate, you’ll 

have the skills and 

credentials you need 

to start your career.

• Bricklaying

• Cement Masonry

• Culinary Arts

• Facilities Maintenance

• Offi ce Administration

• Painting

• Welding

Please ask your admissions counselor for the most 

up-to-date list of training programs offered.

ON-THE-JOB EXPERIENCE: Our training programs 

are hands-on—students work with employers 

like AutoZone and Drake Enterprises so they can 

practice their skills in real work environments.

LIVE.

You’ll have access to everything you need at Lyndon 

B. Johnson Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center, 

including housing, basic medical care, and food. 

• Dorms

- Three male dorms and two female dorms

- Four to six students per room

- Communal restrooms

- Honor dorm available 

- Lounges with TVs

- Computer labs

- Laundry facilities

- Independent-living adviser

• Full-service cafeteria

• Store with snacks and other essentials

• Wellness center for basic medical needs

LEARN.

Lyndon B. Johnson Job Corps Civilian Conservation 

Center helps you get the education you need at your 

own pace.

ACADEMICS

Tutors and academic

support for:

• Math

• Reading

• Social Studies

• Writing

High school diploma 

programs

High school equivalency 

program

English Language Learning

HIGHER EDUCATION

College partner:

• Southwestern 

Community College

LIFE SKILLS

Career preparation courses:

• Driver Education

• Employability Skills

• Independent-Living Skills

• Social Skills

Environmentally friendly 

practices:

• Green job skills

• Recycling

• Reducing energy use

CONNECT.

After the training day is over, you can relax, 

study, or hang out with your friends. There’s 

always plenty to do during your free time.

ATHLETICS

• Archery

• Basketball

• Dodge ball

• Hiking

• Sumo wrestling

• Weight room

CLUBS

• Archery Club

• Outdoor Recreation 

Club

• Student Government 

Association

• Walking/Hiking Club

ENTERTAINMENT

On-center activities:

• Dances

• Movies

• Pool tables

• Video games

Off-center activities:

• Biking

• Camping trips

• Hiking

• Rafting

• Recreation park

• Skating

• Sporting events

COMMUNITY 

SERVICE 

• CareNet 

Organization

• REACH Organization 

of Franklin

6 a.m.

Start your day

6:30–7:05 a.m.

Cereal ... eggs ... sausage ...

fruit—all this and more

8–11 a.m.

Career technical training

and academic classes

11 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

Take a break for lunch

in the cafeteria

12:15–4 p.m.

Career technical training

and academic classes

5–6 p.m.

Dinner ... plenty of healthy 

choices, and you can always

go back for seconds

6 p.m.

Fun time, study

time ... your time 10:30 p.m. weekdays

11 p.m. weekends

Lights-out