Career readiness and leadership skills program available at local high schools, virtually –
First session starts Sept. 21, 2026
Flint, Mich. 09/10/26) — Starting Sept. 21, students in Genesee County have the chance to participate in TeenQuest. The career readiness and leadership training program run by Flint & Genesee Education & Talent, a division of the Flint & Genesee Group, offers a chance to learn real-world skills that are needed to get and keep a job.
“We are excited to partner with local schools to help teach our local teens important skills they will take with them into a career, college, or trade school,” says Brianna Mosier, executive director of Flint & Genesee Education & Talent. “To make this program equitable to students who may have conflicts after school, our team offers a virtual option open to all Genesee County students.”
This first session of TeenQuest will run after school at the following locations:
- Southwestern Classical Academy — Tuesdays and Thursdays
- Virtual — Monday through Thursday
The second session of TeenQuest starts Oct. 26 at the following locations:
- Beecher High School — Monday through Thursday
- Grand Blanc High School — Monday through Thursday
- Virtual — Monday through Thursday
The program is open to all students who live in Genesee County, are ages 14-19, and are currently in grades 9-12 at a local school, including homeschool and charter schools.
TeenQuest benefits go beyond job preparation. Students also learn life skills they can carry with them, such as character development, conflict resolution, a positive mental attitude, financial literacy, goal setting, and taking initiative.
For more information on TeenQuest and to register, visit EducateFlintandGenesee.org/TeenQuest.
