Google has partnered with non-profit organizations and local education partners to increase awareness of Google Career Certificates and help Ohio residents take advantage of the courses, which are free for Community College and Career and Technical Education (CTE) high schools. The Certificates do not require prior experience or a degree, and 75% of graduates nationally report a positive career impact in their career trajectory (e.g., new job, raise or promotion) within six months of completion. These are in-demand, well-paying career fields that employers and workforce development institutions across the public and private sectors are hiring for. Thousands of Ohio-based learners are using Google Career Certificates to gain the skills they need to start careers in the career fields of data analytics, IT support, and project management, and user experience (UX) design. We're making Google Career Certificates more accessible to Ohioans and the public and private sector community partners that serve and employ them. Accessible Career Certificates and job opportunities for residents Entirely online, the pace of learning is up to the user and covers everything from cloud basics to more advanced skills. Learners in Google Cloud Skills Boost can earn certifications or simply brush up on skills they need professionally. Right now, Google has made this library free for the first 30 days, enabling residents to start working toward certifications they need to fill cloud-based roles without added cost. Hundreds of Ohio learners have successfully accessed Google Cloud Skills Boost, Google Cloud’s library of 700+ labs and courses to help simplify cloud skills. State employees and residents of Ohio alike are successfully using Google Cloud Skills Boost to grow their cloud skills. Google is enabling Ohio’s workforce system to support jobseekers in five key ways: Google Cloud Skills Boost is open to anyone and free to start
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These new jobs need trained technical workers, and local employers across the government, health, retail, and financial sectors are searching for talent with the skills needed to fill them.To help address this growing challenge, Google is partnering with Ohio to provide fundamental digital skills, Google Career Certificates, professional Google Cloud certifications, and more. Like many states, Ohio has a large number of open jobs that require digital skills-there have been over 12,000 1 new cloud, IT Support, user experience (UX) design, data analyst, and project management jobs posted in the state of Ohio in the past 12 months ( Burning Glass). This growing divide between demand for digital skills and the supply of trained workers has encouraged states like Ohio to consider new approaches to closing the skills gap. workers lack digital skills ( National Skills Coalition). Some 10,000 individuals exit their military service from Fort Benning each year, providing the region with a steady supply of well-trained, work-ready employees.įor additional information about our workforce, please review our 2017 Workforce Assessment Study.Digital skills training is critical to the future of work and economic mobility in America-82% of jobs that require less than a bachelor's degree while paying a living wage are described as “digitally intensive,” ( Burning Glass) but almost one-third of U.S. Fort Benning is the intellectual center for the Infantry, Armor and Cavalry Maneuver forces as well as one of the Army's premier training facilities. The region is also home to Fort Benning and the Maneuver Center of Excellence, which has approximately 40,000 military personnel, contractors and civilians working at the installation every day. These strengths are projected to propel the creation of more than 5,000 jobs throughout the region over the next decade. The region also boasts extremely competitive wages and a sustained pipeline of talent thanks to the presence of several colleges and universities, including Columbus Tech and Columbus State University. Located approximately 100 miles southwest of Atlanta, Greater Columbus and its broader labor shed are home to more than 250,000. Greater Columbus Georgia provides existing and prospective employers with a community rich with skilled workers.
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