Cost
Free
Learn & Earn program for youth ages 14-21 in Brooklyn, provided by Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island
Abraham Lincoln High School’s Learn & Earn program provides comprehensive youth development services for older students seeking workforce preparation and career readiness. Located in the Gravesend/Madison neighborhood, this free program serves youth aged 14-21 with opportunities for paid work experience, career exploration, and skill-building activities.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 2800 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11235 |
| Borough | Brooklyn (Gravesend/Madison) |
| Provider | Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island, Inc. |
| Website | jccgci.org |
| Zip Code | 11235 |
Cost
Free
Age Range
Ages 14-21
Program Type
Learn & Earn
Category
Youth Development
The Learn & Earn program at Abraham Lincoln High School offers:
The Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island (JCCGCI) has been serving the Brooklyn community since 1959, providing vital social services, youth programs, and community development initiatives. With a focus on empowering youth and strengthening families, JCCGCI operates multiple programs throughout Southern Brooklyn, including afterschool programs, senior services, and community outreach. Their Learn & Earn initiative connects young people with meaningful work experiences while helping them develop the skills needed for career success.
Contact the Program Reach out to Abraham Lincoln High School’s guidance office or visit the JCCGCI website to express interest in the Learn & Earn program.
Submit Application Complete the program application form with your personal information, educational background, and areas of career interest.
Attend Orientation Participate in a program orientation session to learn about expectations, opportunities, and available work placements.
Complete Required Documentation Provide necessary documents including proof of age, school enrollment, and work permit (if under 18).
Begin Programming Start participating in skill-building workshops and get matched with a paid internship opportunity.
The program is easily accessible via multiple subway lines:
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Last Updated: November 25, 2025