Frequently Asked Questions
Who is PG-13 designed for?
PG-13 serves young adults ages 18–25 who have recently graduated high school and desire structured support as they transition into independent adulthood.
What exactly is PG-13?
PG-13: Post Graduate Transition Program is a faith-based transition program that equips young adults with workforce readiness skills, financial literacy, life skills development, mentorship, and positive community support.
We are not a college or degree-granting institution. We are a structured life-preparation and workforce development program.
How long is the program?
PG-13 operates in structured 3-month cohorts (12 weeks).
Each cohort includes:
One in-person workshop per month
Weekly check-ins and accountability support
At-home assignments and goal tracking
How often do participants meet?
Participants attend one in-person workshop each month. In addition, they participate in weekly check-ins that include goal tracking, accountability, and progress updates.
This structure allows for flexibility while maintaining consistency and growth.
What happens at the monthly in-person sessions?
Each session focuses on a core theme such as:
Personal development and goal setting
Financial literacy and budgeting
Workforce readiness and career preparation
Workshops include practical instruction, interactive activities, mentorship, and faith-centered encouragement.
Is PG-13 faith-based?
Yes. PG-13 is rooted in Christian values and integrates faith-based mentorship and character development throughout the program.
We welcome participants from all backgrounds who respect our Christ-centered mission and community standards.
Is there a cost to participate?
PG-13 requires a modest one-time registration fee per cohort to help cover materials and program operations.
Scholarship assistance is available. No qualified participant will be turned away due to financial hardship.
Where is PG-13 located?
PG-13 serves young adults in Lakeland and Polk County, Florida. Specific meeting locations and schedules are provided upon enrollment.
What makes PG-13 different?
PG-13 combines structured skill development with faith-based mentorship and accountability.
We intentionally create a safe and positive community environment where young adults can grow without pressure toward unhealthy or risky behaviors.
Our focus is not just employment — but character, responsibility, and long-term stability.
How do I apply?
You can join our Interest List through the Contact page. When enrollment opens for the next cohort, you will receive application details and program information.
How can businesses or community members get involved?
We welcome partnerships with local employers, churches, and community organizations.
Visit our “Partner With Us” page or contact us at:
director@pg13postgrad.org
