A family is a place where principles are hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living – Charles R. Swindoll
Come and sign up with Mrs. Falstrom
in Room 223. Knitting classes will take place on Tuesdays from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Let me know if you have any questions!
Email: Falstrom.Hannah@jobcorps.org
1. Press and hold the power button for about 5 seconds to turn it on
2. Locate and press the menu button on the top right-hand corner to navigate to the WiFi screen that says 2.4G or 5.0G. (I recommend using the 5.0G because it is faster, unless for some reason you cannot connect to 5G than you should try 2.4G)
3. Press the power button when you are on the 2.4G or 5.0G to display the WiFi name and password.
4. Go to your Chromebook. Navigate to the bottom right corner of the screen and click on the WiFi icon and select the Moxee WiFi.
5. Type in the password displayed on the Hotspot screen. (It should be a series of numbers below where it says WPA_WPA2) and press Enter to connect.
Basic Troubleshooting
If your Moxee Hotspot is not working correctly for some reason. You can follow the basic troubleshooting steps below to help you get back online.
1. Press and hold the power button until the device is in the off position.
2. Remove the charging cable from the Hotspot if you still have it plugged in.
3. Remove the cover on the back of the Hotspot
4. Remove the battery
5. Unlock the metal piece that is holding down the SIM card.
6. Remove the SIM card and wait for about 5 minutes.
7. Put the SIM card back into the Hotspot.
8. Place the battery and the cover back on.
9. Press and hold the power button until the unit turns on.
10. Wait for about 1 minute before reconnecting your Chromebook to your Hotspot.
NOTE: If your hotspot is displaying NO SERVICE on the screen or there is only one bar of G4 LTE signal (located on the left side of the screen) you will not be able to connect to the Internet even though there is no problem with the hardware. At this point you must use your own Internet connection at home to log in to the classroom. If you do not have an Internet connection at home contact your instructor immediately.
The rapid growth of modern electronics is truly a phenomenon. All of the things you see in the marketplace today that utilize electronics either did not exist before 1960, or were crude by today’s standards. Some of the many examples of modern electronics in the home include the small (but powerful) pocket calculator, the personal computer, the portable MP3 player, the DVD player, and digital cameras. Many industries have been founded, and older industries have been revamped, because of the availability and application of modern electronics in manufacturing processes, as well as in electronics products themselves. Modern electronics is based on the transistor and its offspring — the integrated circuit (IC) and the microprocessor. These have short-circuited much of traditional electronic theory, revolutionized its practice, and set the whole field off on several new paths of discovery. This book is a first step to help you begin your journey down those paths.
1. Locate the power button on the side of the hotspot.
2. Press and hold it for about 5 seconds to turn it on.
3. The power button is also the button for you to navigate the hotspot menu. You can use the power button to locate the name of the Hotspot as well as the password you can use to connect your Chromebook to your Hotspot. Simply press on it once to change to a different menu screen.
4. To connect your Chromebook to your Hotspot, simply press the power button several times until you see the Hotspot name like the one that is displayed below. Now go to your Chromebook, navigate to the bottom right corner of the screen and click on the Wireless icon and look for the Wi-Fi name that is displayed on your Hotspot and select it.
5. Press the power button on the Hotspot until you see the screen that says Password. Your password will be a series of numbers. Type that into the Chromebook and press Enter to connect your Chromebook to your Hotspot.
“Integrity is what we say, what we do, and what we say we do.” Don Galer
In order to pass the CPP class at Job Corps, you will need to complete all of the following activities below within 8 weeks. All assignments are due on the week they are assigned, so if you missed a day of class, make sure you tell your instructor so he or she can give you some time to make up the missing assignments. Along the way, your instructor will tell you how he or she wants you to turn in your assignments so make sure you ask them how they want you to turn in your assignments. (Most likely it will be in Google classroom but on a special occasion, it could be somewhere else.)
RECOMMENDATION (BEFORE CPP CLASS STARTS)
In order to make the CPP class goes smoothly I recommend you spend some time learning the ins and outs of Google classroom as well as learning how to navigate this website so you can quickly look up information you need without having to wait for an answer from your instructor. Most of what you need to know will be posted on this website, so spend some time learning it before the class starts and your experience in the CPP class will go very smoothly.
Everything below this line is required to successfully complete the CPP class, so make sure you turn in your assignments along the way.
INDEPENDENT LIVING PACKET
Complete every page in the Independent Living Packet that was sent to you.
Click the link below to get access to the digital version of the Independent Living Packet.
NOTE: You must download the document to your Chromebook by clicking on the Download button on the top right corner of your screen after clicking on one of the assignment to start working on it.
MyPace:
NOTE: Make sure all punctuation, grammars, and spellings are correct before clicking on the Complete button in MyPace.
Google Classroom:
PROFILE:
1. What Makes a Job Great:
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Click here for more information
Click here to check for eligibility
You will most likely be qualified if you have the following below:
Has an income that is at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines or participates in certain assistance programs, such as SNAP, Medicaid, or Lifeline;
Approved to receive benefits under the free and reduced-price school lunch program or the school breakfast program, including through the USDA Community Eligibility Provision in the 2019-2020 or 2020-2021 school year;
Received a Federal Pell Grant during the current award year;
Experienced a substantial loss of income due to job loss or furlough since February 29, 2020 and the household had a total income in 2020 at or below $99,000 for single filers and $198,000 for joint filers; or
Meets the eligibility criteria for a participating provider's existing low-income or COVID-19 program.
Learn how to become a freelancer in 30 days and start living the lifestyle you want without a 9 to 5 job. Even if you want to keep your 9 to 5 job, you can still become a freelancer to make some extra income so you can start building an investment portfolio early for retirement, while gaining new knowledge and skill that can get you a better job in the future. Freelancing work can be a very exciting career path because you get to be your own boss. Some freelance job allows you cut out the middle man so you can earn 100 percent of the profit. The higher the profit you get to keep means the more money will be in your pocket so you can invest more and make even more money toward your future goal. Click on the link below to start learning about how to become a freelancer.
How to become a freelancer in 30 days part 1
How to become a freelancer in 30 days part 2
NOTE: I recommend downloading the video to your computer before viewing it to allow watching the video smoothly.
Topic:
Day 1. How to Become a Freelancer in 30 Days
Day 2. How to Create an Online Profile
Day 3. Bidding for Freelance Work
Day 4. Practice Your Work
Day 5. Create a Calendar
Day 6. Setup Remaining Software
Day 7. Building Your Freelance Business Brand
Day 8. Create Your Website and PayPal Account
Day 9. Filling Out Your Website
Day 10. Invoices, Forms, and Contracts
Day 11. Create a Workspace
Day 12. Establishing and Building a Brand
Day 13. Expand and Build Out Your Portfolio
Day 14. Understand Legal Issues and Tax Requirements
Day 15. Create Capture Point on Your Website
Day 16. Generating Traffic to Your Website
Day 17. Build Profiles on More Sites
Day 18. Creating and Promoting Content
Day 19. Email Contacts in Your Industry
Day 20. Guest Posting and Skill Barter
Day 21. Create a Blog
Day 22. N/A
Day 23. Use your Free Advertising on AdWordsBing
Day 24. Get Feedback from Early Clients
Day 25. Evaluate Your Income and Bid Accordingly
Day 26. Create a 60 Second Sales Pitch
Day 27. Target a Project for Your Down Time
Day 28. Investing Your Freelance Profits
Day 29. Evaluate Performance for the First 30 Days
Day 30. Set Goals for Month 2
Method One
Submit Assignment Through The View Assignment Link
1. Click on the Classwork tab at the top
2. Click on the name of the assignment to expand it.
Advanced Welding:
Location: Clearfield
AT Coordinator: Corbin Cook
Coordinator Email: Cook.Corbin@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 801-416-4512
Alt: Contact Name: George Vara
Alt. Contact Email: Vara.George@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 801-416-4304
Certifications: TBD
Admissions Criteria: TBD
Average Completion Time: TBD
Website Links: https://clearfield.jobcorps.gov
Advanced Electrical Service Technician:
Location: Clearfield
AT Coordinator: Corbin Cook
Coordinator Email: Cook.Corbin@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 801-416-4512
Alt: Contact Name: George Vara
Alt. Contact Email: Vara.George@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 801-416-4304
Certifications: Electrical Service Technician Certification
Admissions Criteria: Completion of a Job Corps Pre-Apprentice Electrical, Building Construction Technology (BCT), Facilities Maintenance (FM), Solar Photovoltaic Tech or HVAC program (HBI preferred), Completion of OSHA 10 Safety Training, TABE scores of 580 (reading), and 580 (math) or higher, 18 years old or older, HSD, GED, or HSE, Valid DL, Letter of recommendation from an instructor.
Average Completion Time: 15 Weeks. (Self-Paced)
Website Links: https://clearfield.jobcorps.gov
Welding:
Location: Anaconda
AT Coordinator: Randy Rector
Coordinator Email: Randy.d.Rector@usda.gov
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 406-433-4535
Alt: Contact Name: Ron Morgan
Alt. Contact Email: Ronnie.Morgan@usda.gov
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 406-563-8758
Certifications: AWS Welding Certifications. AWS SENSE Program.
Admissions Criteria: Complete Basic Job Corps Welding Program, Personal Interview
Average Completion Time: 6 - 12 Months. (Self-Paced)
Website Links: N/A
Welding:
Location: Earle C. Clements
AT Coordinator: Jennifer Kizer
Coordinator Email: Kizer.Jennifer@usda.gov
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 270-389-5312
Alt: Contact Name: Mary Whitledge
Alt. Contact Email: Whitledge.Mary@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 270-952-4877
Certifications: OSHA 10, forklift certification, 5G and 6G SMAW and GTAW
Admissions Criteria: 17 1/2 years of age, HSE, DL preferred, Math & Reading EFL of 5 preferred, Completed all TAR line items, to include all optional line items, favorable background check.
Average Completion Time: 10 Months. (Self-Paced)
Website Links: https://www.earlecclements.jobcorps.gov
Welding:
Location: Northlands
AT Coordinator: Susan Magill
Coordinator Email: Magill.Sue@usda.gov
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 802-877-0111
Alt: Contact Name: Jim Blanchard, Advanced Welding Instructor
Alt. Contact Email: Blankchard.jim@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 802-877-0148
Certifications: Plate and Pipe: GTAW/SMAW 2g, 3g, 4g, 5g, 6g; GCAW 2g, 3g, 4g, GTAW 2f, 3f;
Admissions Criteria: Completion of basic welding TAR, 5 level in TABE reading, 6 levels in TABE math, DE license, proof of passing AWS SMAW 3g testing.
Average Completion Time: 9 - 12 Months. (Self-Paced)
Website Links: meet.google.com/lookup/bcbdpedonn. Google classroom code: 4mzjlmd
Security and Protective Service:
Location: Carl D. Perkin
AT Coordinator: Jeffrey Daniel
Coordinator Email: Daniel.Jeffrey@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 606-433-4535
Alt: Contact Name: Beverly Compton
Alt. Contact Email: Compton.Beverly@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 606-433-5331
Certifications: TJA Control and Restraint (C&R) Techniques; TJA Emergency Response Belt (ERB); PPCI police Expandable Baton; TJA Oleoresin Capsicum (QC) Spray; TJZ Less than Lethal 12 GA Shotgun Specialist; TJA Edged Weapon Spontaneous Response; Axon Advanced TASER X26P & X2; PPCI Path Handcuffing.
Admissions Criteria: High School Diploma; 18 years of age; no negative incidents in last 90 days; participate in video interview; completion of basic SPS; homeland security, or MILCAP (military career preparation) program; TABE scores of 597 in reading and 627 in math; ability to sustain 1 hour of physical activity.
Average Completion Time: 90 days completion for a full-time student. Additional time is needed to complete CTR. (Self-Paced)
Website Links: https://www.facebook.com/groups/304633136551343
Plumbing:
Location: Edison
AT Coordinator: Avik Ganguly
Coordinator Email: Ganguly.Avik@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 732-393-3541
Alt: Contact Name: Bill Smith - Plumbing Instructor
Alt. Contact Email: Smith.Bill@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 732-393-3598
Certifications: Light Plumbing Technician -, Gastite Installer, Apollo - Pex Tubing, Tankless Water Systems - Rannai, Powder Actuated Tools-Ramset, Lead Awareness-EPA
Admissions Criteria: Facilities Maintenance or Plumbing Trade completer, High School Diploma or GED, Age Requirement (minimum 18), Valid Driver's License Preferred, Clean Driving Record, TABE Scores 600 Reading & Math (TABE 11/12, D-Level 10th grade or higher), Good Attendance & Positive Progress Records, Good Behavior Records (no major Incident Reports in past 90 days), Clean Background Check, Must be willing to follow Center's Expectations, Ability to work with others in a multicultural environment.
Average Completion Time: 9 Months. Self-Paced
Website Links: N/A
Marine Pipefitting:
Location: Penobscot
AT Coordinator: Heather Lessner
Coordinator Email: Lessner.Heather@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 207-561-8521
Alt: Contact Name: Christopher Preble
Alt. Contact Email: N/A
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 207-561-3401
Certifications: Piping Materials & Manufacturing Methods; Codes and Standards; Pipe Hangers & Supports; Piping and Tubing;
Admissions Criteria: HSD/HSE; Basic TAR Completion; current OSHA 10 TABE Scores one EFL Gain or a minimum score of 565 Reading and 600 Math
Average Completion Time: 10-12 Months. Self-Paced
Website Links: https://penobscot.jobcorps.gov
Information Technology:
Location: Cascades Job Corps Center
AT Coordinator: Mark Benson
Coordinator Email: Benson.Mark@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 360-854-2197
Alt: Contact Name: Melina Zahalka
Alt. Contact Email: Zahalka.Melina@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 360-854-2173
Certifications: CompTIA Server+, CompTIA Linux+, CompTIA Security+
Admissions Criteria: Completion of computer Tech A+ Trade
Average Completion Time: 8-12 Months
Website Links: N/A
Information Technology:
Location: Edison
AT Coordinator: Avik Ganguly
Coordinator Email: Ganguly.Avik@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 732-393-3541
Alt: Contact Name: Walter Smith
Alt. Contact Email: Smith.Walter@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 732-393-3531
Certifications: CompTIA A+, CompTIA Security+
Admissions Criteria: Office Administration or Basic Computer Related Trade Completer, High School Diploma or GED, Age Requirement 18, Valid Driver License preferred, TABE Scores 600 Reading & 630 Math (TABE 11/12, D-Level 10th grade or higher), Good Attendance & Positive Progress Records, Clean Background Check, Behavior Records (no major incident reports in past 90 days), Must be willing to follow Center's Expectation, Ability to work with others in a multicultural environment.
Average Completion Time: 6-8 Months. Self-Paced
Website Links: N/A
Information Technology:
Location: Harpers Ferry
AT Coordinator: Kevin Shirley
Coordinator Email: Shirley.Kevin@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 304-724-3410
Alt: Contact Name: Larry Flynn
Alt. Contact Email: Larry.Flynn@ysda.gov
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 304-724-3401
Certifications: A+ Administrator, MCSA: Microsoft Certified Solution Associate, MCSE: Microsoft Certified Solutions Experts.
Admissions Criteria: Be at least 17-1/2 years old, Meet academics (math and reading) requirements, Have a high school diploma or GED, Have completed either Job Corps basic Computer Technician career technical training program (A+), Have a positive attendance, and progress record, Have health clearance from the Job Corps center where they received basic training, Complete a successful phone, virtual and/or in-person interview.
Average Completion Time: 6-8 Months. Self-Paced
Website Links: N/A
Highway Heavy Construction:
Location: Pittsburgh Job Corps Center
AT Coordinator: Anthony Beilstein
Coordinator Email: Beilstein.Anthony@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 412-365-6895
Alt: Contact Name: James Albright
Alt. Contact Email: Albright.James@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 412-867-8972
Certifications: Your Role in the Green Environment; Level 1 Highway Heavy Construction; Flagger; Powder Actuated Tools; Ladder Safety; Ariel Work Platform; Forklift Op.
Admissions Criteria: 17.5 yo; Valid DL; HSD; Completion of Construction Trade; Successful phone interview.
Average Completion Time: 2-4 Months. Self-paced
Website Links: N/A
Heavy Truck Driving:
Location: Earle C. Clements
AT Coordinator: Jennifer Kizer
Coordinator Email: Kizer.Jennifer@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 270-389-5312
Alt: Contact Name: Mary Whitledge
Alt. Contact Email: Whitledge.Mary@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 270-952-4877
Certifications: CDL-Class A, Forklift, TWIC, HazMat Endorsement, Tanker Endorsement, Double and Triples Endorsement
Admissions Criteria: Basic CTT completion, HSE, A valid DL (with a favorable driving record), with twelve months driving experience preferred, Math and Reading EFL of 5 preferred, 21 years of age or within 4 weeks of the age of 21.
Average Completion Time: 8 months, but dependent on student's driving experience/abilities. Self-paced.
Website Links: https://www.earlecclements.jobcorps.gov
Heavy Truck Driving:
Location: Loring
AT Coordinator: Kevin Quist
Coordinator Email: Quist.Kevin@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 207-328-4047
Alt: Contact Name: Karen Milton
Alt. Contact Email: Milton.Karen@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 207-328-4710
Certifications: State of Maine Class A License with Hazardous Materials, Doubles/Triples, Tanker, Passenger Endorsements; OSHA 10 Hour Safety.
Admissions Criteria: 20.5 years of age or older (Student must be at least 21 at completion.); Ability to provide a current DOT physical examination by an approved FMCSA Medical Examiner prior to acceptance & negative DOT drug screen prior to arrival; Current & valid US driver's license (Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands licenses are not transferrable to Maine and must be converted to a state license prior to arrival); Proof of US Citizenship (birth certificate, US passport, or valid permanent resident (permanent residency card w/no restrictions)) Driving history must be CLEAN with no outstanding violations TABE 11/12 scores of 5 or better in both literacy & numeracy; Successful completion of any Basic CTT E-TAR; Completion of HSE/HSD prior to arrival; Good conduct & attendance record at sending Center.
Average Completion Time: 5 1/2 months - 6 months. Lock-step Program Full-Time Students.
Website Links: N/A
Heavy Equipment Operator/Asphalt Roller:
Location: Turner
AT Coordinator: Michael Davis
Coordinator Email: Davis.Michael@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 229-432-6466
Alt: Contact Name: N/A
Alt. Contact Email: N/A
Alt. Contact Phone Number: N/A
Certifications: N/A
Admissions Criteria: Drivers License and Be 18 years old or older, Recommended TABE 11/12 Scores (Reading 576 / Math 596), Completion of H.S.D. or G.E.D. No major write-ups within the last 6 months, Proof of acceptance into the program. Letter of Recommendation (3 preferred), Ability to pass a drug screening and Medical Summary, Completion of any Construction Program (IUOE preferred), Telephone or video interview OSHA-10 (required) / Forklift (preferred)
Average Completion Time: With heavy equipment experience - 3-5 months. Without heavy equipment experience - 8-12 months. Student required to take academics classes will require more time for completion. (Self-paced)
Website Links: N/A
HVAC:
Location: Denison
AT Coordinator: Linda Moran
Coordinator Email: Moran.Linda@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 712-265-2413
Alt: Contact Name: N/A
Alt. Contact Email: N/A
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 712-267-2034
Certifications: HVAC
Admissions Criteria: Reading: EFL 3; Math EFL 4.
Average Completion Time: 1 Year
Website Links: https://www.witcc.edu
HVAC:
Location: Westover
AT Coordinator: Jen Hansen
Coordinator Email: Hansen.Jen@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 413-593-4001
Alt: Contact Name: David Baker
Alt. Contact Email: Baker.David@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 413-593-4040
Certifications: N/A
Admissions Criteria: CTT basic completion, HSD/HSE, 18+ year old, TABE
Average Completion Time: 15 Weeks
Website Links: N/A
Electronics Engineering Technician:
Location: Exeter
AT Coordinator: Nicole Trombly
Coordinator Email: Trombly.Nicole@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 401-268-6013
Alt: Contact Name: Siobhan Couto
Alt. Contact Email: Couto.Siobhan@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 401-268-6029
Certifications: CIPC International, Inc. & ETA International Module 1-5 / Students will graduate with 13 total national certifications.
Admissions Criteria: TABE EFL of 5 in Reading and EFL of 4 in Math
Average Completion Time: 4 Months
Website Links: N/A
Electrical Underground Residential Distribution:
Location: Oneonta
AT Coordinator: Lisa Peck
Coordinator Email: Peck.Lisa@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 607-431-1431
Alt: Contact Name: Amy Fleury
Alt. Contact Email: Fleury.Amy@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 607-431-1464
Certifications: CDL - Class A, B, C, Digger/Derrick Operator, Work Zone Safety/Flagger, Electrical Haz. Awareness OSHA 2.69, Truck Rescue, Defensive Driving, First Aid/CPR, Confined Space/Manhole Rescue, NCCER Core Curriculum - Electrical, Rigging, Pole Top Rescue, Bucket.
Admissions Criteria: Basic Electrical, Basic Facilities Maintenance, Network Cable Installation, Driver license, HSD/TASC
Average Completion Time: 16 Weeks
Website Links: https://www.jobcorps.gov
Electrical Smart Meter Installer:
Location: Oneonta
AT Coordinator: Lisa Peck
Coordinator Email: Peck.Lisa@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 607-431-1431
Alt: Contact Name: Amy Fleury
Alt. Contact Email: Fleury.Amy@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 607-431-1464
Certifications: Defensive Driving, American Heart Association/Heart-saver First Aid/CPR/AED, Dig Safe 811 Certified Excavator, 8 hours Qualified Rigger Training, Chain Saw Certification, Confined Space/Manhole Rescue, Electrical Hz. Awareness OSHA 2.69NCCER Core Curriculum-Electrical, NCCER Level 1 - Electrical, NCCER Level 1-Instrumentation.
Admissions Criteria: Basic Electrical, Basic Facilities Maintenance, Network Cable Installation, Driver license, HSD/TASC
Average Completion Time: 16 Weeks
Website Links: https://www.jobcorps.gov
Electrical Service Technician:
Location: Delaware Valley
AT Coordinator: Andrew Savage
Coordinator Email: Savage.Andrew@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 845-887-9061
Alt: Contact Name: Eric Possemato
Alt. Contact Email: Possemato.Eric@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 607-431-1431
Certifications: N/A
Admissions Criteria: N/A
Average Completion Time: N/A
Website Links: N/A
Electrical Service Technician:
Location: Miami
AT Coordinator: Sharonda Stanley
Coordinator Email: Stanley.Sharonda@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 305-620-3167
Alt: Contact Name: Chellie Altieri
Alt. Contact Email: Altieri.Chellie@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 305-620-3153
Certifications: HBI Electrical Service Technician Certificate
Admissions Criteria: Completion of Electrical pre-apprenticeship, BCT, Facilities Maintenance, Solar Tech, HVAC (HBI), OSHA 10, drivers license, TABE 580 or higher reading & math, updated criminal background check, good attendance & behavior
Average Completion Time: 15 Weeks
Website Links: https://miami.jobcorps.gov
Electrical Overhead Construction:
Location: Oneonta
AT Coordinator: Lisa Peck
Coordinator Email: Peck.Lisa@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 603-695-8902
Alt: Contact Name: Candice Hyde
Alt. Contact Email: Hyde.Candice@jobcorps.org
Alt. Contact Phone Number: 607-431-1431
Certifications: Dig Safe 811 Certified Excavator, 8 hour Qualified Rigger, American Heart Association/Heart-saver First Aid/CPR/AED, Qualified Climber, Flagger/Traffic Control, Confined Space/Manhole Rescue, NCCER Core Curriculum-Electrical, Chainsaw Certification, Bucket Truck Rescue, Bucket Truck Operator, Digger/Derrick Operator, OSHA 30, Pole Top Rescue, Wood Pole.
Admissions Criteria: Basic Electrical, Basic Facilities Maintenance, and Basic Network Cable Installation.
Enrollment Capacity: 16
Average Completion Time: 16 Weeks
Website Links: https://jobcorps.gov
Electrical Overhead Construction:
Location: Gary
AT Coordinator: Adam Cantu
Coordinator Email: Cantu.Adam@jobcorps.org
AT Coordinator Phone Number: 512-396-6688
Alt: Contact Name: N/A
Alt. Contact Email: N/A
Alt. Contact Phone Number: N/A
Certifications: Digger Derrick Truck, (Primary), Pole top rescue, (Secondary), Wood Pole climbing
Admissions Criteria: 18 years old, (minimum), Valid drivers license, High school diploma or GED, Good conduct record, TABE scores of 567 and 568 in math and reading.
Enrollment Capacity: 8
Average Completion Time: 15 Weeks
Website Links: https://jobcorps.gov
