The Idaho Migrant Council, Inc., provides employment and training services for low income families and low income migrant and seasonal farmworkers, primarily of Hispanic background. The Council pays for tuition, books, stipends and supportive services for vocational training at colleges, universities or technical schools. On the Job Training opportunities with private employers, with IMC reimbursing up to half of the trainee's wages. Paid work experience with public or nonprofit employers for trainees with no office experience. Jobs for farmworkers.
Work Experience Creates an opportunity to establish learning and working skills.
Direct Placement Participants are referred and placed in permanent unsubsidized employment. Non-Training Related Supportive service to individuals in need of crisis intervention such as gas, rent, emergencies, etc. Some participants earn a stipend while learning. Instructional preparation on ESL and Citizenship Exam. Our job training funds from the U.S. Dept. of Labor require a farmworker, low-income status for eligibility.