New Providers Help Ohioans Access Job Training | PxHere by rawpixel.com
New Providers Help Ohioans Access Job Training | PxHere by rawpixel.com
Lt. Governor Jon Husted, who serves as Director of the Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation, announced that 12 training providers located throughout the state will receive a total of $2.58 million in awards through the Individual Microcredential Assistance Program (IMAP). This program helps Ohioans who are low-income, partially unemployed, or totally unemployed participate in a training program and earn a technology-focused credential at no cost to them.
The selected training providers, which include four-year universities, career centers, and private businesses, will be reimbursed up to $3,000 per earned technology-focused credential.
IMAP offers a variety of credentials to help Ohioans choose a career path just for them. Training will be offered both in-person and online, making it easy to learn from anywhere in the state.
Ohioans interested in earning a credential or learning more about the program can visit the IMAP website at Workforce.Ohio.gov/IMAP.
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