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Employment – Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)
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This program provides training and work experience to help older adults get permanent employment. You can get help in two ways:
- Training assignments: You can learn new skills and get on-the-job training by doing community service work with public and nonprofit organizations. The types of training assignments you can get include day care centers, senior centers, governmental agencies, schools, hospitals, and libraries. You will usually work about 20 hours a week and you will be paid for your services.
- Employment assistance: You will get help with creating a job placement and training plan (called the Individual Employment Plan) and other services. You can also get training related to your community service assignments through one-on-one instructions or by attending talks, seminars, and other training programs.
How do I get help?
To get help from this program, please contact your local office.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A Benefits Enrollment Center (BEC) can offer you personal, one-on-one assistance as you navigate program eligibility and look to apply. With support from the National Council on Aging (NCOA), the BEC can help you apply for an enroll in all of the benefits you may be missing out on.
Get Help from a Benefits Enrollment Center
Start Enrollment or Ask Questions
A Benefits Enrollment Center (BEC) can offer you personal, one-on-one assistance as you navigate program eligibility and look to apply. With support from the National Council on Aging (NCOA), the BEC can help you apply for an enroll in all of the benefits you may be missing out on.
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