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Applicants may not be eligible if they have a record of a criminal conviction or pending legal action for a serious felony or violent crime. Those who are justice involved are encouraged to apply and work with a recruiter to determine eligibility.
CCC applicants must be California residents. The CCC accepts applicants of all income and education levels.
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As a Corpsmember, you will work toward sustaining California’s natural resources in communities and state and national parks while enhancing your professional, educational, and personal goals. The skills and lessons you learn in the CCC build a strong foundation for starting your career, and stay with you for the rest of your life.
Veterans often find, through the CCC, pathways to careers in firefighting, transportation departments and in fish and wildlife departments.
The CCC also gives you opportunities to see beautiful and unique parts of California, create lifelong memories, and form lasting relationships with fellow Corpsmembers.
If I’m not a California resident, can I still join?
The CCC requires applicants for the residential and non-residential year-round programs to reside in California. Seasonal programs, like the CCC’s Backcountry Trails Program and the Watershed Stewards Program, are open to out-of-state applicants. If interested in these programs you must complete their specific application processes. For any questions please call 800-952-5627.
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The CCC is designed as a one year, full-time program. By completing a full year of service, you gain access to the full range of opportunities, training and experiences offered by the CCC. For example, during a full year of CCC service, you can create the opportunity to promote, transfer centers and/or crew types, apply to join our Backcountry Trails Program, and be eligible for both the CCC scholarship and the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
How much are Corpsmembers paid?
As of May 1, 2023, Corpsmembers are paid a monthly stipend of $2,814. Corpsmembers who demonstrate strong leadership, motivation, and work performance may be able to promote to leadership positions with an increased stipend amount.
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The California Conservation Corps operates several conservation programs across the state. The programs allow Corpsmembers to focus on a specific type of natural resource work or other unique experience.
The Backcountry Trails Program is one of the CCC’s oldest and most revered programs. Established in 1979, dozens of Corpsmembers commit each year to a five-and-a-half-month adventure of hard work away from modern conveniences in the backcountry.
The CCC Energy Corps operates at four center locations across the state. Corpsmembers in Sacramento, Fresno, Norwalk and Vista upgrade lighting and control systems at government owned buildings, including at schools and courthouses.
Corpsmembers may also apply to take part in an international exchange.