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Being unemployed is a frustrating experience, but it can get even more stressful if your unemployment continues to stretch on for months. Unfortunately, unemployment benefits only last for a maximum of 26 weeks in California. In times of high unemployment, however, extended benefits might be available. If an extended benefits program is available and you qualify, the California Employment Development Department (EDD) will notify you. [1] X Trustworthy Source CareerOneStop Online resource sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor providing information on job training, employment opportunities, and careers Go to source If you're out of work during a time when there aren't high unemployment conditions, California also offers a training extension (California Training Benefits, or CTB). If you qualify for CTB, you'll continue to receive unemployment benefits for the duration of your training program. [2] X Research source