WIOA Youth Programs Flashcards
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What is the age range for youth eligible to be served under WIOA Title I Youth programs?
Answer: 14 to 24 years old
WIOA Title I Youth programs serve individuals ages 14 to 24, encompassing both in-school and out-of-school youth.
What minimum percentage of WIOA Title I Youth formula funds must be spent on out-of-school youth (OSY)?
Answer: 75%
WIOA requires that at least 75% of Title I Youth funds be spent on out-of-school youth to prioritize those most disconnected from education and employment.
What minimum percentage of WIOA Title I Youth funds must be used for work-based learning activities?
Answer: 20%
WIOA mandates that local areas spend at least 20% of Title I Youth funds on work-based learning activities such as internships, apprenticeships, and transitional jobs.
How many required program elements must be made available in WIOA Youth programs?
Answer: 14
WIOA specifies 14 required program elements that local areas must make available to eligible youth participants.
What is the eligible age range for out-of-school youth (OSY) under WIOA?
Answer: 16 to 24 years old
Out-of-school youth under WIOA must be between the ages of 16 and 24 and not attending any secondary or postsecondary school.
How long must follow-up services be provided to youth program participants after they exit a WIOA program?
Answer: 12 months
WIOA requires that follow-up services be provided to youth participants for a minimum of 12 months after they exit the program.
What individualized planning document is developed for each WIOA youth participant to outline their goals and service plan?
Answer: Individual Service Strategy (ISS)
An Individual Service Strategy (ISS) is developed for each WIOA youth participant to identify their education and career goals and the services needed to achieve them.