JOBS FOR AMERICA'S GRADUATES - NEW MEXICO
EVERY YOUNG PERSON DESERVES A PATHWAY TO SUCCESS
JAG-NM equips youth with the support, skills, and guidance they need to thrive in school, work, and life.
WHAT WE DO
WE HELP YOUNG PEOPLE:
Overcome Obstacles
Build Career Pathways
Transition into Next Steps
We Provide Youth With
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
PROJECT-BASED LEARNING
TRAUMA
INFORMED CARE
EMPLOYER ENGAGEMENT
WHO WE ARE
Jobs for America’s Graduates – New Mexico is a statewide 501c3 nonprofit and proud affiliate of the national JAG network.
We believe every young person (in school or out) has the talent to succeed.
Our programs are research-based and trauma-informed, helping youth overcome obstacles and become leaders in their communities.
WHY JAG?
Support that meets youth where they are
In school or out of school, JAG-NM helps young people build a plan, gain experience, and move toward a credential and career.
Our work is data-driven, with outcomes tracked to ensure youth are making measurable progress toward their next step.
FREE Industry-Recognized Certification Testing Now Available
JAG-NM offers proctored YouScience certification exams for New Mexico youth ages 16–24, whether they are currently in school or out of school. Testing is available statewide by appointment for individuals and groups.
1
Explore the exam catalog through YouScience.
Browse 200+ industry-recognized certification options across a variety of career fields.
2
Fill Out The Interest Form
Schools, community organizations, and youth may request individual or group testing. Fill out the form & select *Industry Certifications Only*
3
Schedule With JAG-NM
JAG-NM will confirm the exam, location, technology needs, and appointment details.
Out Of School Program
Sign Up & Referrals
JAG-NM’s Out-of-School Program provides free, personalized support for New Mexicans ages 16–24 who are not currently enrolled in school.
Participants receive one-on-one career coaching, help with employment and education goals, access to industry-recognized certifications, and connections to resources that can help them move forward.
Schools, organizations, employers, and families may also use the form to refer a young adult ages 16–24.
