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1 Catapult Learning Program: You re HIRED! Youth One-Stop Catapult Learning Center 3416 Prospect Avenue Cleveland, Ohio (216) Youth One Stop is a collaborative effort between Catapult Learning Center, Berea Children s Home and Family Services, and Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Youth Employment Program. The You re Hired Youth One Stop provides a holistic approach to academics and employment preparation to Out-Of-School youth. Experienced and well connected Job Developers support job placement following programming which specializes in serving each client as an individual. Clients leave with well rounded resumes that include a job shadowing experience and Nationally recognized Customer Service Credential. Support immediately following job placement is critical. In addition to GED preparation, Youth One Stop works to remediate academic skills that are critical for job placement, retention and advancement. The Youth One Stop works collaboratively with Life Skills Center for youth desiring a High School Diploma. Staff will support clients successful efforts in obtaining funding for credentials, including Pell Grant (FAFSA). Credential opportunities include: GED Nationally recognized Customer Service Certificate STNA (State Tested Nurses Assistant) Credential Custodial and Housekeeping

2 Cleveland Christian Home (CCH) Program: Youth Employment Services (Y.E.S.) Cleveland Christian Home 2202 Prame Avenue Cleveland, Ohio (216) YES offers a Transitional Jobs approach for year olds who are disengaged from the educational system (dropped out) and/or lack basic work skills. The program provides: Eight (8) weeks of paid on-the-job training in jobs with high local demand GED classes with tutoring Nationally recognized certification in Customer Service Job Skills training Life Skills training Job Placement assistance

3 CMSD Adult & Continuing Education Program: Adult & Continuing Education Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) Office of Adult & Continuing Education 4700 Detroit Avenue, Room 169 Cleveland, Ohio (216) The Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Office of Adult and Continuing Education offers basic skills enhancement, GED preparation, and customized educational and vocational training opportunities that will assist adults in bridging the gap to higher education that will lead to employment in the Healthcare care field. In collaboration with Towards Employment our STNA training program provides year olds with: Orientation and Introduction to Healthcare Careers Academic and career assessments Job readiness training/ job search and placement assistance Case management Literacy enhancement One-on-one counseling along with support services to aid them toward selfsufficiency. Nationally recognized State Tested Nurse Assistant Certification/Credential. As an official STNA Testing Site, the classroom contains an eight patient bed lab and practice setting, instructor-guided skills training and clinical experiences that prepare the student to provide hospital, nursing home or home health care.

4 Cuyahoga Community College Program: Advance Technology Academy Cuyahoga Community College 3740 Carnegie Avenue Cleveland, Ohio (216) Advance Technology Academy offers a number of fast-track certificate courses: IMT-Electrical, Facilities, Automaton & Equipment Digital Cabling Manufacturing Industrial Welding Precision Machining Technology (PMT) Computer Numeric Control (CNC) Machining, Electronics Bioscience Technology Information and communications technology literacy is integral to the program, as all of the courses instruct participants in the use of computer-based machines and equipment. The program includes soft skills for well paying manufacturing jobs or more advanced training. The purpose of the program is to give out-of-school youth a jump start on a path that leads to life long learning and valuable job readiness training.

5 Vocational Guidance Services (VGS) Program: VGS Vocational Guidance Services 2239 East 55th Street Cleveland, Ohio (216) or (216) Vocational Guidance Services (VGS) WIA Youth Program provides eligible Cuyahoga County residents; aged 18 to 21, with intensive case management, quality assessments, and relevant holistic services intended to help youth overcome their barriers to employment. Services include occupational training offered through VGS and Cuyahoga Community College's non-credit training programs. Also included in the service is Job Placement and Retention. Training offerings include: STNA training Patient Access GED Unarmed - Private Security Guard

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