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2020-21Adult Workforce DevelopmentCatalog

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It’s a competitive world out there.

That’s why Eastland-Fairfield’s Adult

Workforce Development offers professional

courses and certifications to get you on

the right track.

Whether you’re in search of a new career

or upgrading your skills, Adult Workforce

Development can help. We offer

employability skills, certifications, corporate

training, and continuing education for

those already in the workplace.

We will have you from start to career

in less than a year, learning a new skill

with our full-time programs and/or

customized training!

Explore the possibilities.

Adult Workforce Development

Welcome to Eastland-Fairfield

What’s Inside

General Information Page 4

Financial Aid Page 6

Student Services Page 8

Disability Services Page 10

Frequently Asked Questions Page 12

Aspire Page 14 High School Equivalency, ESOL, Basic Skills

Full-Time Programs Page 16

Basic Police Officer TrainingEastland Career Center

Dental AssistingFairfield Career Center

HVACEastland Career Center

Medical AssistingFairfield Career Center

Network and Cybersecurity SpecialistAdult Workforce Development Center

WeldingEastland Career Center

Customized Training for Employers 8

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General Information

Full-time Programs Admission RequirementsApplicants seeking enrollment must:

• Be at least 18 years of age and cannot be enrolled in high school; at least 21 years of age for Basic Police Officer Training program

• Have a high school diploma or GED/high school equivalency certificate. Homeschooled students must contact the Student Services Office for instruction on required documentation.

• WorkKeys Assessments (Score of 3 or Higher)

Locations

Adult Workforce Development Center 4300 Amalgamated Place Groveport, OH 43125

Eastland Career Center 4465 South Hamilton Road Groveport, OH 43125

Fairfield Career Center 3985 Coonpath Road NW Carroll, OH 43112

MISSIONVISION

VALUES

A quality educational choice – where

people like to be and everyone can succeed

Relationships Integrity Passion for Learning Accountability

Enrich lives by delivering exceptional career-technical

educational outcomes for a changing world.

To register for Career & College Preparation and High School Equivalency courses:

• Individuals who wish to enroll must attend a mandatory, three-day orientation.

• Visit www.EastlandFairfield.com/aspire to register or call (614) 836.4541 for more info.

To register for English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses:

• Individuals who wish to enroll must attend a mandatory, two-day testing session.

• Visit www.EastlandFairfield.com/aspire to register or call (614) 836.4541 for more info.

Prospective students that would like to meet or talk with an instructor, the Financial Aid Administrator, or Career Counselor should contact the Student Services Office at (614) 836.4541.

To register for full-time programs:• Secure funding/complete payment obligation:

• For Federal Student Aid, file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and complete all additional requirements for Title IV funding

• For self-pay provide down payment for tuition & fees, plus optional school provided books & supplies

• For third party funding sources, provide supporting documentation

• Create a student profile at www.EastlandFairfield.com under the Adult Workforce menu

• Submit a registration form along with a $75 non-refundable registration fee

• Create an Ohio Means Jobs account

• Undergo a BCI background check at the Adult Workforce Development Center located at 4300 Amalgamated Place in Groveport. BPOT registrants will receive separate background check instructions.

• Provide a high school diploma or official transcript, or GED/high school equivalency certificate. Homeschooled students must contact the Student Services Office for instruction on required documentation. Documents provided in a language other than English should be translated to English

• Provide proof of required vaccinations/immunizations and TB test results (Dental/Medical Assisting only)

• Complete a scheduled academic assessment

• Attend a mandatory new student orientation

Admission to the Basic Police Officer Training program requires additional procedures. Information is provided by the Student Services Office upon request and at the time of registration.


Financial Aid What is Financial Aid?Financial aid provides funding for qualified students through a variety of sources, each with its own eligibility and application guidelines. Our staff will help you navigate the financial aid process, such as filing applications for federal programs and completing required loan documents. Most financial aid forms can be completed online at home or in our Student Services Office.

What Types of Federal Financial Aid are Available?Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools offer students enrolled in full-time credentialed programs four types of Federal Student Aid: Pell Grants, Direct Subsidized Loans, Direct Unsubsidized Loans, and Direct Parent Loan to Undergraduate Student (PLUS).

Pell Grant - A Federal Pell Grant is based on financial need. This grant is part of the Title IV entitlement of the Higher Education Act of 1965. Since the Federal Pell Grant is an entitlement, it does not have to be repaid, if the student completes his/her program.

Contact the Financial Aid AdministratorMandy Smith [email protected] (614) 836.4541 www.EastlandFairfield.com

Direct Unsubsidized Loan - Eligibility for this loan is not based on financial need. The borrower can pay the interest while in school, during grace and deferment periods, or the interest can be accrued and added to the principal at the time of repayment.

Direct Parent Loan to Undergraduate Student (PLUS) - The Direct PLUS Loan is not based on financial need, but the borrower must be creditworthy. The amount of a PLUS loan cannot exceed the student’s cost of attendance minus other financial aid.

Other Financial AidFinancial assistance may be available to students from one or more of the following government programs:

• Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities

• Trade Adjustment Act

• Veteran Benefits

• Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

We also offer payment plans.

Federal Direct Student Loans - Students and parents can apply for three types of Federal Direct Loans, including: Subsidized, Unsubsidized, and Parent PLUS. Each of these loans have a fixed interest rate and can be repaid over a period of 10-25 years, depending on the repayment plan you choose. Interest rates for all Federal Direct Loans are set each spring for new loans being made in the upcoming award year. These rates are tied to financial markets and are fixed for the life of the loan.

The amounts that students can borrow are determined by their dependency status. Student borrowers are not required to undergo a credit check. Parent borrowers must apply for PLUS loans and their credit is checked during that process. Students whose parents are turned down for PLUS loans may be able to borrow more money than their dependency status normally permits.

Direct Subsidized Loan - A Direct Subsidized Loan is available to eligible students with financial need. The Federal Government pays the interest on the loan while the student is in school or in the grace period following the class. The student is allowed a six month grace period after leaving school before repayment must begin. Students who first borrowed subsidized loans after July 1, 2013 can only receive subsidized loans for 150 percent of the published length of their current program.


Student Services

Student ServicesWe provide career counseling and barrier intervention for prospective and current students. Services include assisting full-time students with:

• Employability skills

• Learning, studying, and test taking

• Managing and/or overcoming barriers to school and employment success

• Identifying training programs that best suit their ability, skills, and interests.

Employability SkillsInstructors help develop the occupational skills necessary for employment. Some students may need one-on-one assistance to better prepare them in pursuing and obtaining employment. The Career Counselor is available to assist students throughout the program as well as post-graduation.

Contact the Career CounselorLisa Duckworth [email protected] (614) 836.4541 www.EastlandFairfield.com

Learning, Studying, and Test TakingSuccessfully completing a program and starting a new career are big milestones in one’s life. Three things that can have a huge impact on your ability to succeed are: learning the material and skills, study habits, and the ability to retain information. These areas can be challenging for some students, but the instructors and student services staff are here to assist.

Barrier InterventionHurdles in any area of life can get in the way of your ability to do well in school and at work. It’s important to address practical issues like finances, housing, medical and dental care, child care, and transportation to maintain good attendance and concentrate on your studies. The Career Counselor assists students with managing or overcoming barriers that may impede succeeding in school or in the workplace.

Please connect with the Career Counselor if you have any concerns.


Disability Services

4. Follow up with educators - It is important that the student communicate with his/her instructors about the specifics of his/her accommodations. Examples might include determining arrangements for extended time testing and/or testing in a private testing area, etc.

5. Contact Student Services for further assistance – If the accommodation(s) a student is currently receiving should be revisited, or should a student encounter resistance to the accommodations for which they are eligible, he/she should contact the Student Services Career Counselor.

Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools’ officers, agents, and financial aid professionals will act, speak, and behave with students, co-workers, and the public in a manner that exemplify the school’s policies of inclusion, fairness, and honesty.

Any student who is not in agreement with the reasonable accommodations they are afforded may request an informal review by the Adult Workforce Development Director or utilize the Section 504 Grievance procedure.

Contact the Career CounselorLisa Duckworth [email protected] (614) 836.4541 www.EastlandFairfield.com

Procedures for Requesting Reasonable AccommodationsIt is the responsibility of the student to submit all necessary documentation of a disability for review prior to receiving any accommodations. EFCTS-AWD requires documentation be comprehensive and reflective of the student’s current functioning.

1. Provide documentation - EFCTS-AWD accepts documentation from treating professionals as valid if the date of the service/testing is within three to five years from the time of admission into the program. A copy of the student’s high school IEP or 504 Transition plan can prove helpful. Student Services will review the documentation and identify, in consultation with the student, on a case-by-case basis, the range of reasonable accommodations.

2. Request accommodation - The student must meet with the Career Counselor to request an accommodation. Services and accommodations will not be offered until a student makes this request and attends this meeting. It is in the student’s best interest to make this request as early as possible.

3. Receive a letter of accommodation - Once the request is received and analyzed with the student, the Career Counselor will generate a letter to be provided to the Student’s educators outlining what reasonable accommodation(s) has/have been determined to be appropriate.

The Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools Adult Workforce Development (EFCTS-AWD) is committed to providing an accessible environment for all its students in both academic and non-academic programs as required by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Students with disabilities have the right to:• Access courses, programs, services, activities,

and facilities

• Work, learn, and receive reasonable accommodations, academic adjustments, and/or auxiliary aids and services

• Confidentiality about their disability, except as disclosures are required/permitted by law.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools Adult Workforce Development accredited?Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools Adult Workforce Development (EFCTS-AWD) is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education, 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350, Telephone: (770) 396.3898, FAX: (770) 396.3790, www.council.org.

Who can enroll in classes?Students must be at least 18 years of age or at least 21 years of age for the Basic Police Officer Training program. They must also have a high school diploma or GED/high school equivalency certificate. Homeschooled students must contact the Student Services Office for instructions on required documentation.

How do I register for classes?Refer to the admission procedures on page 5.

Do you offer online classes?We do not currently offer online or hybrid courses.

Do students receive certifications or certificates of completion for attending classes?All full-time programs at EFCTS-AWD allow students the opportunity to earn industry recognized credentials.

When is the deadline to register?Register as soon as possible after you decide which course you would like to take. Space is limited in many of our classes.

Can I obtain financial aid to attend EFCTS-AWD?Financial aid is available through a variety of sources for qualified individuals in full-time programs (See page 6).

Is career counseling available?A certified counselor is on staff to provide assistance with barrier intervention and guidance.

Does EFCTS-AWD offer high school equivalency testing?For information about test locations and registration, please call (614) 836.4541.

How do I register for career and college preparation, and high school equivalency preparation courses?To register, visit www.EastlandFairfield.com/aspire, or call (614) 836.4541 for more information.

Refunds of payments received by cash, check or money order will be paid by mailed check, to the payer of said payment. Payments made by Visa or MasterCard will be refunded to the same Visa or MasterCard account. Refunds, when due, are processed without requiring a request from the student within 45 days of cancellation or determination of withdrawal.

What is Your Refund Policy for Institutional Courses (less than 600 clock hours)?EFCTS-AWD reserves the right to cancel or delay the opening of any institutional course. Reasons for cancellation or delay might include, but are not limited to, the number of students who have completed the registration requirements, concerns regarding illness, safety, equipment, construction, or other extenuating circumstances. When the Adult Workforce Development Director decides that a course will be cancelled or postponed, the school will notify registered students. If Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools cancels an institutional course, the school will refund all payments received by the school for the cost of the course. If the start of a course is delayed and the student would like to withdraw, the school will refund all payments received by the school for the cost of the course.

Refunds for cancellation and withdrawal will be processed as shown below.

• A full refund will be issued if the school cancels the course.

• Full refund, minus $20 processing fee – Students must withdraw in writing no later than five (5) working days prior to the first scheduled class date.

• 50% refund – Students must withdraw in writing prior to the second scheduled class date.

Refunds of payments received by cash, check or money order will be paid by mailed check, to the payer of said payment. Payments made by Visa or MasterCard will be refunded to the same Visa or MasterCard account. Refunds, when due, are processed without requiring a request from the student within 45 days of cancellation or determination of withdrawal.

How do I register for English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses?To register, visit www.EastlandFairfield.com/aspire, or call (614) 836.4541 for more information.

Do you provide transportation?Students must provide their own transportation. Contact COTA for bus route information.

What is Your Refund Policy for Full-time Credentialed Programs (600 or more clock hours)?EFCTS-AWD reserves the right to cancel or delay the opening of any credentialed program. Reasons for cancellation or delay might include, but are not limited to, the number of students who have completed the registration requirements, concerns regarding illness, safety, equipment, construction, or other extenuating circumstances. When the Adult Workforce Development Director decides that a program will be cancelled or postponed, the school will notify registered students. If Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools cancels a credentialed program, the school will refund all payments received by the school for the cost of the program. If the start of the program is delayed and the student would like to withdraw, the school will refund all payments received by the school for the cost of the program.

The amount charged for withdrawal from a full-time credentialed program is determined by the number of scheduled days enrolled. After the tenth day that the class was scheduled to meet, students owe 100% of the tuition and fees, plus the cost of books and supplies requested from the school. Prior to the eleventh day of scheduled class, the amount owed is shown in the following table.

Scheduled Days Enrolled Program Cost Owed1 day no cost

2-5 days books and supplies requested from school

6-10 days 50% of tuition and fees, plus books and supplies requested from school

11+ days 100% of tuition and fees, plus books and supplies requested from school


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AspireAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training

Our Aspire adult education program offers FREE academic skills instruction, which can help you:

• increase employability skills• learn English as a second language• earn a High School Equivalency• prepare to enter post-secondary education• and much more!

We offer flexible scheduling at our many locations near Columbus, including Groveport, Whitehall, Reynoldsburg, and Lancaster. Computer-based instruction is also available to assist you in preparing for the high school equivalency and other academic entrance or employment tests.

Increase your earning potential.Whether your goal is to earn your High School Equivalence Diploma, prepare for college, learn a second language, or improve your skills to advance your career, our experienced and knowledgeable instructors will prepare you to take that next step towards fulfilling your goals.

Participation in our tuition-free program guarantees an excellent return on investment.

Did you know?Students who earn their High School Equivalency Diploma can easily transition to one of our full-time credentialed programs at Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools – Adult Workforce Development.

A no-cost opportunity to improve skills.

Contact Us:EastlandFairfield.com (614) 836.4541

*This program is not accredited by the Council on Occupational Education and does not qualify for Title IV financial aid assistance.

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)Individuals who wish to enroll in classes must attend a mandatory, two-day testing session.

Registration Details

Career and College Preparation and High School Equivalency CoursesIndividuals who wish to enroll in classes must attend a mandatory, three-day orientation.

Learn More. Earn More.



Basic Police Officer TrainingAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training

Contact Us:[email protected] EastlandFairfield.com (614) 836.4541

Location:Eastland Career Center 4465 S. Hamilton Road Groveport, OH 43125

Building safer communities together.Occupations in the law enforcement industry are in high demand and cover a wide range of education and training levels. Students are made work-ready and may choose to work in local and state law enforcement agencies, private investigation, and other types of protection agencies.

Commitment and excellence.Prepare for a career in law enforcement through this program located at the Eastland Career Center. The Basic Police Officer Training program includes studies in:

• Administration• Legal• Human Relations• Firearms• Driving• Subject Control Techniques• First Aid/CPR/AED• Patrol• Civil Disorders• Traffic• Investigation• Physical Conditioning• Homeland Security

Put your hands up… If you’re ready for a new career.The Basic Police Officer Training program prepares students to become certified peace officers in the State of Ohio. This program follows a curriculum set forth by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC). Students will learn various skills, such as ethics and professionalism, firearms, gang awareness, motor vehicle offenses, terrorism awareness, subject control techniques, and the Ohio Revised Code.

Class Schedules:751 hours*

Mon – Fri, some weekends 8:00am – 1:30pm (day) 5:00pm – 10:30pm (evening)

*subject to change

Start Dates:TBA

Program Costs:Tuition/Fees: $7,275* Books/supplies are not included in tuition.

Financial aid is available for those who qualify.



Dental AssistingAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training

Clinical experience and professionalism are put into practice during an externship at our partnering dental offices.

Beyond your expectations.Occupations in the healthcare industry are in high demand, and cover a wide range of education and training levels. Students are made work-ready and may choose to work in a general dental practice or specialty fields.

Areas of study include:

• Chairside assisting • 4-handed dentistry • Sterilization techniques • Restorative & impression materials • Dental lab projects• X-ray exposure/processing• X-ray state certificate• Digital x-ray & intra-oral photography • Oral hygiene instruction • Computerized business practices

Something to smile about.Dental Assistants are a vital part of the dental care team. They ensure that procedures are performed smoothly, efficiently, and comfortably. Students learn chairside procedures and techniques, x-ray exposure, processing, mounting, office-management technology, sterilization techniques, and mixing restorative and impression materials. Training in our state-of-the-art facility provides students exposure to the professional environments they can expect in the workplace.


Location:Fairfield Career Center 3985 Coonpath Road NW Carroll, OH 43112

Start Date:August 2020

Program Costs:Tuition/Fees: $11,695 Books/Supplies: $705


Class Schedule:Monday – Thursday 11:00am – 5:45pm 900 hours



HVACAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training

Turn up the heat on your career.The HVAC industry is growing at a faster than average rate. Students in this program are made work-ready and may choose to work in commercial and residential heating/cooling, industrial refrigeration, and facility maintenance departments.

Turn to the experts.Prepare for a career in the HVAC industry through this program located at the Eastland Career Center. The HVAC program includes studies in:

• Workplace safety

• Refrigeration and air conditioning

• Basic tools and equipment

• Air distribution

• Basic electricity

• Load calculations

• Heating and ventilation equipment

• Single/split phase – ECM, 3-phase motors

• Basic piping and tubing skills

• Basic digital controls

Let’s clear the air.Step outside and take advantage of the challenging, yet satisfying career that awaits you in HVAC. Those employed in this field benefit from an array of opportunities for employment as well as advancement.

Students in this program will learn various skills, such as HVAC terminology, refrigeration and electrical applied theory, safe field procedure, and mechanical and electrical operation. This program combines classroom and hands-on training to teach students how to install, operate, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain climate control equipment.



Class Schedule:Monday – Friday 8:00am – 1:00pm 900 hours

Start Dates:August 2020 January 2021 June 2021

Program Costs:Tuition/Fees: $10,444 Books/Supplies: $1,771 Financial aid is available for those who qualify.



Medical AssistingAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training

Training in our state-of-the-art facility allows students to experience the professional environments they can expect after graduation. Clinical experience and professionalism are put into practice during an externship at our partnering medical offices.

The future of healthcare.Occupations in the health care industry are in high demand and cover a wide range of education and training levels. Students are made work-ready and may choose to work in physicians’ offices, hospitals, and other health care facilities.

Areas of study include:

• Anatomy & physiology • Infection control & hazards management • General office procedures • Patient examinations • Nutrition• Medical database• Medical emergencies & facility safety • Laboratory procedures• Medications• Pathology• Phlebotomy

Healing hands. Caring hearts.Medical Assistants enjoy an exciting career that is both essential and influential in the health and well-being of the public. Students in this program will learn various skills, such as managing patient medical records, assisting with examinations, laboratory procedures, administering medication, and electrocardiography.


Location:Fairfield Career Center 3985 Coonpath Road NW Carroll, OH 43112

Class Schedule:Monday – Thursday 8:00am – 2:45pm900 hours

Start Date:August 2020

Program Costs:Tuition/Fees: $10,338 Books/Supplies: $1,337




Network and Cybersecurity SpecialistAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training


Location:Adult Workforce Development Center 4300 Amalgamated Place Groveport, OH 43125

Get the experience.Our training allows students to experience the professional environments they can expect after graduation.

Earn the certifications.Prepare for a career in network and cybersecurity through this program located at the Adult Workforce Development Center. The Network and Cybersecurity Specialist program allows students the opportunity to earn the following certifications:

• CompTIA IT Fundamentals• CompTIA A+ • CompTIA Network+• CompTIA Security+• CompTIA CySA+• CompTIA PenTest+

Be the one they call for help.The Network and Cybersecurity Specialist program prepares students for employment in the network and cybersecurity specialty areas of the Information Technology field. The network and cybersecurity industry is growing at a faster than average rate. Students in this program are made work-ready, and may choose to work in computer repair, network set up and maintenance, cybersecurity, and more!

Class Schedules:600 hours

Monday – Thursday 8:00am – 1:00pm

Start Dates:October 2020

Program Costs:Tuition/Fees $9,212 Books/Supplies $788




WeldingAdult Workforce Development | Adult Training

Fabricating your future.The Welding industry is growing at a rapid pace and needs highly-trained individuals. Students in this program are made work-ready and are able to choose employment in a number of fields such as construction, manufacturing and maintenance shops, shipyards, steel erection operations, and much more!

Expertise you can bond with.Prepare for a career in the welding industry through this program located at the Eastland Career Center. The Welding program includes studies in:

• Safety

• Welding fabrication principles

• Gas metal arc welding

• Flux cored arc welding

• Materials science/inspection/testing

• Welding detail drawings

• Shielded metal arc welding

• Oxygen acetylene, plasma, arc gouging cutting

• Gas tungsten arc welding

Life’s good, under the hood.Whether you realize it or not, the work of a welder touches every aspect of our lives. If you are looking for a new and fulfilling profession – put on your gloves and get started today!

Students in this program will learn various skills, such as blueprint reading, metal fabrication methods, cutting, and welding processes. This program blends classroom and hands-on training to teach students the common manual and semi-automatic welding processes.



Class Schedule:Monday – Thursday 5:00pm – 10:00pm680 hours

Start Date:TBA

Program Costs:Tuition/Fees: $8,179 Books/Supplies: $321


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Customized Training

The training you want, when you need itFor more than 20 years, Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools Adult Workforce Development has delivered customized support to business, industry, and government agencies throughout Central Ohio. Regardless of your specific needs, our professional staff can work with you to identify your needs, develop a training plan, and deliver that training at a time convenient for you and at an affordable cost.

*This program is not accredited by the Council on Occupational Education and does not qualify for Title IV financial aid assistance.


Improve Employee RetentionGood employees are hard to find. Retaining them can also be a challenge. Offering employees opportunities to advance their skills through customized training can improve employee satisfaction and loyalty. A small investment in training existing employees can offset the costs associated with excessive overtime and high turnover rates due to low employee morale.

Improve ProductivityImproved productivity translates into increased profits. An investment in the skills of your existing workforce can increase productivity to allow for additional orders and increased revenues. Customized training can focus on the specific skills needed to improve cycle times and eliminate unnecessary waste. It can also improve the quality of performance and customer satisfaction.

Train at your facility… or our facilityWe have education centers located minutes from downtown Columbus or Lancaster. Each center includes state-of-the-art computer labs and meeting rooms with easy access from major interstates and highways. Our instructors will travel! When the need exists, our instructors are able to travel to your facility to provide on-site training. We recognize the fact that some training should occur in the same work environment as the work itself. We also recognize the challenges of forcing employees to travel away from work for training.

We’ve provided customized training for:

• Bob Evans Corporate Offices

• Central Ohio Transit Authority

• Columbus Catholic Diocese

• Columbus Regional Airport

• Corna Kokosing

• Fairfield County Auditor’s Office

• Fairfield County WorkNet

• Gorsuch Realty

• Jewish Family Services

• Nationwide Children’s Hospital

• The Ohio State University

• United States Postal Service

• Whitehall City Auditor

• and more…

Contact Info:For more information regarding customized training, contact:

Todd Hoffman, Supervisor Adult Workforce Development 4300 Amalgamated Place Groveport, OH 43125 (614) 836.4541 ext. 1560 [email protected]

Remove language barriersDo you have a language barrier in your workplace? We can help! English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses are available to improve communication skills.

Improve computer skillsDo your employees struggle with Word documents or Excel spreadsheets? If so, we can teach them everything from the basics to the most advanced.

Assess the skills of your potential new hiresWould you like to assess the employability skills of your potential new hires before your hire them? Hiring a new employee can be quite an investment. We provide WorkKeys assessment services to employers who want to know what their employee candidates can do before they offer them a position.

Popular customized training areas:

• Computer Courses

• Construction

• Electricity/Electronics

• ESOL Classes

• Facilities Maintenance

• HVAC

• Industrial Maintenance

• Plumbing

• Safety

• Welding

Customized Training (cont‘d)


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