The Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training has partnered with The GRIT Project to offer free, hands-on training for graduating high school seniors. These short-term programs are designed to help students gain valuable skills, earn industry-recognized certifications, and prepare for immediate employment or further education.
Summer Training Programs: Classes run June 9 – June 27, Monday through Friday, from 8 AM to 4 PM, with lunch provided.
Welding Program:
Hands-on training in MIG welding (Gas Metal Arc).
Opportunity to test for the AWS (American Welding Society) certification.
STNA/CNA Program:
Classroom and hands-on lab training.
Clinical experience at a local healthcare facility.
Includes soft skills training through NHA and CPR certification (American Heart Association).
Prepares students to take the State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA)/Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) credential exam.
Why Join the GRIT Summer Programs?
Fast-Track Your Career: Gain workforce credentials in just three weeks.
Immediate Opportunities: Be ready for jobs in high-demand industries.
Pathway to the Future: Use your skills to enter the workforce or save money while preparing for college.
Who Should Apply? This program is perfect for high school seniors looking to jumpstart their careers, explore technical training, or gain practical experience before furthering their education.
How to Apply:
Visit www.gritohio.org and click “Get Started Now!” to complete the application form.
Once submitted, a GRIT Project coordinator will contact you to schedule a virtual meeting to discuss your goals and program options.
Not sure if this is the right fit? Fill out the form and schedule a time to talk with a GRIT Project coordinator who can answer your questions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain skills that can set you up for success in the workforce or beyond. Spots are limited, so apply today!
About The GRIT Project:
The GRIT Project is dedicated to empowering high school seniors by offering workforce credential certifications and internship/job placement opportunities, enabling them to transition seamlessly into the workforce or further education.
For more information, visit www.gritohio.org or contact The Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training at 1.800.648.3695.
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