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Free Information Technology certifications program helps employ Engineers
A program is helping Coloradans gain Information Technology
certifications for free and therefore helping people be more desirable job
applicants in the eyes of employers.
Goodwill of Colorado provides their LIFT program, partnering
with MedCerts, a source of online Information Technology training, to provide
up to $4,000 worth of free training and certifications per program participant.
“I had degrees in Finance, Accounting, and Economics through
UCCS, and I was having a hard time finding a job,” said Anni Mezzofante, a
military spouse who got the CompTIA A+ Certification and the CompTIA Network+
Certification through the LIFT program. “The certifications just give me that
extra something my competitors didn’t have.”
Program leaders say employers are looking for people now
more than ever with IT skills since working from home computers became standard
during the pandemic.
Program details:
https://goodwillcolorado.org/services/it-training/
Certifications in IT, specifically A+ and Network Plus
training, are kind of core fundamental certifications to enter into the IT
arena. Obviously that is a sought after field, now more than ever with COVID in
full swing.
Goodwill provides program funding. While the non-profit is
well know for their thrift stores, money spent at those stores is a donation to
programs like LIFT and many others.
That’s what Goodwill is all about ... helping individuals
with barriers overcome them by providing them with opportunities to find full
employment in whatever their pursuit might be.
Program leaders hope this helps bring Colorado unemployment
numbers down, as they have significantly risen since the pandemic started.
JVS program helps
build gateway to success
Students in the computer networking technologies program are
building a gateway to success at Jefferson County Joint Vocational School.
Instructor Wayne Harris said 18 juniors and seniors
participate in the program, which is now in its 19th year at the school.
Students can earn certifications in computer support, network support and
computer network repairs through Computing Technology Industry Association, a
nonprofit trade association that issues professional certifications for the
information technology industry and is considered one of the top trade
associations. They primarily work with TestOut software for CompTIA IT
Fundamentals, CompTIA A-Plus and CompTIA Network Plus and seniors have gotten a
little more hands-on by building computers.
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