The New Hampshire Job Corps Center is located just outside of Manchester, NH. The New Hampshire Center houses 268 residential students and 32 non-residential students. It offers vocational training in 9 trades, a high school equivalency program, 2 online high school diploma programs, concurrent enrollment with local high schools and college certification/degree programs through Manchester Community College, Nashua Community College and the New Hampshire Technical Institute. Students are from New Hampshire and northern New England. The Center sits on 28 acres and is the newest state-of-the-art addition to the Job Corps system. The New Hampshire Center opened in October 2015. It is located next to the bustling economic hub of Manchester, which provides many employment options for Center graduates.

The Grafton Job Corps Center is located in North Grafton, MA, approximately 5 miles from Worcester, MA. Grafton serves 206 residential students and 31 non-residential participants. It offers vocational training in 8 trades, a GED program and an online high school diploma program. The Grafton Center also offers an Advanced Manufacturing program with the Blackstone Valley Education Hub. The majority of students come from the cities of Worcester and Boston. The Grafton Center sits on 48 acres and is housed on what was once the Grafton State Hospital. Grafton’s proximity to the City of Worcester and the MBTA station makes it accessible to bus services to all major cities in New England.

The Brunswick Job Corps Center is located in Brunswick, GA, on the southern portion of Georgia’s scenic Golden Isles coastline. The Center serves 315 residential students, primarily from the state of Georgia. It offers vocational training in 11 trades, primarily in the healthcare and construction pathways. The Center offers multiple high school diploma and equivalency options. The contract includes recruitment for nearly 2,000 participants each year from northern Georgia, the Atlanta metro area and south and east to the Florida border. The Brunswick Center, originally a United States Navy Training Center, is located on 39-acres. The suburban Center is adjacent to the Brunswick Golden Isles Airport (formerly Glynco Jetport) and near the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Glynco campus. In addition, the Brunswick Center is directly across the street from Coastal Pines Technical College and Golden Isles College & Career Academy. It was activated as a Job Corps Center in 1979.

The Woodland Job Corps Center is located in Laurel, MD. The Center serves 296 residential students and four nonresidential students, primarily from the state of Maryland. It provides vocational training in seven trades, including Advanced Culinary. The Center offers a GED program, online high school diploma and college credentials through local community colleges. The majority of students come from Anne Arundel and Prince George's Counties. The Center is located within 10 minutes of the City of Laurel and features a Café/Bistro that is operated by the Culinary students and open to the community during events.