Research & academic writing
Find scholarly sources, format your paper, and give credit clearly. The Academy uses APA 7 for academic writing and citations.
Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Support for the person doing the learning. Find study tools, practical help, and useful connections for life beyond your next module.
Learning fits into real life
Work, family, health, and the grocery bill can all compete with study time. Start with what you need today. You can use this page without registering.
We provide course guidance, study resources, and a contact for account or access problems. Community organizations and care providers deliver the outside services linked below. Many directories focus on the United States; each provider sets its own eligibility, costs, and availability.
A practical place to start
Your study plan should include lunch.
Search results are a starting point. Check hours, service areas, eligibility, and any costs with the organization before visiting.
01 / Academy resources
Find scholarly sources, format your paper, and give credit clearly. The Academy uses APA 7 for academic writing and citations.
Check what your course requires, read feedback, and find the next step after an assessment. Ask Academy support if a requirement or saved record is unclear.
Connect your account, open your learning area, and choose one available lesson. Returning after a break? Start by checking where you left off.
Adjust the time to fit your energy and responsibilities. Small sessions still count.
02 / Community resources
Search Feeding America’s network by ZIP code, then contact the local food bank for nearby pantries and meal programs. Check local hours and requirements.
211 connects people with local resources for food, housing expenses, utility bills, and other needs. Contact your local 211 to ask what is available in your area.
Find a starting point for child care or caregiving support while you study. Ask each program about availability, eligibility, fees, and application steps.
03 / Outside care & support
These resources can help you find care or understand your options. The Academy does not provide therapy or crisis response.
FindTreatment.gov is a SAMHSA resource for locating mental health and substance use treatment in the United States and its territories. Ask providers about services, costs, and eligibility.
Use HRSA’s locator to find a health center near you. Health centers offer care with fees based on ability to pay. Ask the center which services it provides.
BetterHelp is an outside online therapy option. Review its current age and location requirements, prices, cancellation rules, and privacy terms before signing up. It is separate from free Academy registration.
04 / A usable learning space
If a page, document, or activity creates a barrier, tell us what you were trying to do and what would help. We can review the issue and discuss a practical alternative.
Use the same account you used for your course. If a record or page looks wrong, note the course, page address, time, device, and error message so we can investigate.
Check your public library for computer use, internet access, and study space. Availability and library-card requirements vary, so check before heading out.
05 / Your next chapter
Explore job-search help, training referrals, and career resources through American Job Centers and CareerOneStop. Check with your local center about available services.
Find VA guidance on connecting with mental health care, Vet Centers, and support resources. Eligibility differs by service; the VA page explains the options and ways to get started.
06 / Academy support
For course questions, account issues, or an access barrier, email Academy support. Include the course or page, what happened, and the help you need.
Please leave out passwords, payment details, and medical records. For personal care or community assistance, contact the relevant provider directly.
admin@toddjeromejenkins.com