Training/Education

Adult 22+ High School Diploma Program
Program through the Ohio Department of Education, helps adults earn a high school diploma; program is free to adults who are over 22 years old, living in Ohio and do not have a diploma or GED 

Adult Diploma Program    
Program through the Ohio Department of Education, provides job training and a new pathway for adults, ages 22+, to earn a high school diploma and industry credentials aligned to Ohio’s in-demand jobs     

Aspire     
Provide free services for individuals who need assistance acquiring the skills to be successful in post-secondary education and training, and employment     

Dress for Success    
Non-profit organization that empowers women to achieve their goals through free-of-charge suiting, Career Center, and Employment Retention programs.

Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical Schools    
Adult Workforce Program offers dozens of professional courses and certification, offers employability skills, certifications, corporate training, and continuing education for those already in the workplace;  Basic Police Officer Training, Dental assisting , HVAC , Medical assisting,  Network and cybersecurity specialist, and Welding programs    

Goodwill     
Provides access to and information on resources for gaining job skills, applying to jobs, navigating the job market, and more; runs the GFCLearnFree.org program    

Greenleaf Job Training Services, Inc.      
Provide employment support services to persons with differing abilities; help you apply for jobs, learn how to wow employers during interviews, and give you support after you’ve been hired.

High School Equivalence (HSE)    
Allows individuals who are 16+, are withdrawn from school, and have not earned a high school diploma to take a high school equivalency test (GED or HiSET).

OhioMeansJobs (Columbus – Franklin County)     
Provide job seekers with career information, guidance, and access to education or training; provide access to computers for job searching, career counseling, assistance with writing a resume or learning how to interview for a job, and more; one-on-one assistance available through WIOA.

  • 1111 E. Broad St, Columbus, OH 43205    
  • (614) 559-5052
  • www.omjcfc.org


Ohio Technical Centers (OTC)     
Provide post-secondary career and technical education that prepare learners for certificates, industry-recognized certifications, and state licensures.

U.S. Career Institute    
Quality distance education at accredited and affordable online career training school; offers 25+ career certificate programs for as little as $585 and 7 associate degrees with tuition $1,989 per semester

New Directions Career Center