Project/Program Manager

Alright, let's talk about this program. It's called Year Up United, and it's a pretty intensive deal designed to get you into a professional career, fast. We're talking one year or less of training, hands on skill building, and a direct path to an internship or job.

What This Program Is

It's a blend of classroom learning and real world experience. You'll develop technical and professional skills in a classroom setting, then put them to the test with access to internships and job placement support. The whole thing is backed by personalized coaching and mentorship to guide you through.

If you land an internship through the program, it could be with companies like BNY Mellon, Fidelity, or Bank of America, among other major organizations in the Washington, DC area.

What You'll Learn & Earn

The training covers both hard and soft skills to make you career ready.

• Professional business and communication skills
• Interviewing and networking techniques
• Resume building
• Ongoing support and guidance for launching your career

The in depth classes focus on tracks like Application Development, Business Operations, Banking IT Support, Investment Operations, Data Analytics, Project Management Network Security & Support.

During the internship phase of the program, you'll earn an educational stipend of $525 per week.

The Results Speak For Themselves

This isn't just theory; it works. 72% of Year Up United graduates are employed or enrolled in further education within four months of finishing the program. For those who go straight into work, the average starting salary is fifty three thousand dollars a year.

Are You Eligible To Apply?

You can apply if you meet these criteria:

• You're a high school graduate or have your GED.
• You're eligible to work in the U.S.
• You can be available Monday through Friday for the full duration of the program.
• You're highly motivated to learn new technical and professional skills.
• You have not obtained a Bachelor’s degree.

A heads up: you may need to answer some additional screening questions during the application process.

The Next Step

Think this could be your launchpad? Get the skills and opportunity you need to start your professional career. If you're ready to put in the work for a year or less for a real shot at a new path, we should talk.