Montana & South Dakota TH-cam channel is targeted to prospective and current students attending Boxelder, Trapper Creek & Anaconda Job Corps centers. Job Corps is a federally funded training program where youth ages 16-24 years old can finish a high school education, obtain a driver's license and earn a trade. The best part, it's FREE! These centers are operated by the U.S. Forest Service and encourage students to learn in nature and work to sustain and improve the land they live on. The Forest Service combines the traditional Job Corps program with an opportunity to serve rural America and gain the skills required to conserve the nation’s natural resources. Civilian Conservation Centers provide real life solutions to the challenges of youth unemployment and offer an integrated approach to address the nation’s conservation challenges. Job Corps wants to help youth have a jump-start in life and become the future tradesmen and women in the United States.