Free Diesel Mechanic Training in Massachusetts
A free, full-time training program for justice-impacted individuals in Massachusetts, or those with an immediate family member who is/was justice-involved.
Program details:
- Full-time (Mon–Thurs, 5:30–9:00pm)
- Location: Worcester, MA
- Duration: August 31 – December 17, 2026
"I wanna be turning wrenches."
Jeffrey and Carlos found new careers through Emerge. Hear their stories.
Everything you need to start a new career
We're with you from your first call to your first paycheck. Training is free, and our team is in your corner the whole way.
We partner with community organizations across Massachusetts to find motivated people who are ready for a fresh start. If you're justice-impacted and looking for a real career path, you belong here.
You'll be paired with your own Student Success Coach who's got your back from day one:
You'll train with our trusted partner schools, getting behind the wheel (or under the hood) in real, hands-on programs. No fluff. Just the skills employers actually want.
We don't stop at graduation. Our network of Fair Chance employers is ready to hire, and we help you land the job:
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Where we work
We're currently enrolling in New York and Massachusetts, with more states on the way. Live somewhere else? Get on the list and we'll reach out when we open up in your area.
Prison-To-Employment Pipeline Connecticut
This is a “win-win.” Many formerly incarcerated individuals have trouble finding work upon release, which can drive them back into crime.
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