No. LifeWorks doesn’t require you to be in school or to have finished school to get help with job support. Whether you want to work, go back to school, or do both, we’ll help you take the next step based on your goals.

LifeWorks supports whatever education path makes sense for you. That might mean earning a GED, going back to high school, or preparing for college or career training.

We offer small-group instruction to prepare for the GED test, as well as one-on-one help. 

If you want to finish high school in person, we’ll help you figure out how to do that. If you’re thinking about college or a vocational program, we can support you in getting there. We can help you explore your options, complete applications, and plan around work or family life.

Education support at LifeWorks is designed to meet you where you are.

Yes! The LifeWorks team is with you every step of the way.

We offer support with job searches, applications, resumes, and interview prep. We also work with you to build skills and confidence so you can find a job that fits your goals. Whether you're looking for your first job or something more long-term, we’re here to help with guidance before, during, and after you get hired.

GED classes are open to youth and young adults up to age 26. Other LifeWorks Education & Workforce programs are available by referral only.