News Summary
Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands SC has launched a free Tech Academy Program aimed at providing essential skills in IT support and cybersecurity. The program offers industry-recognized certifications, with information sessions scheduled from February 24 to February 26. Classes will start on March 31, after a mandatory orientation on March 17. This initiative aims to empower the community by bridging the digital divide and preparing individuals for high-demand roles in the tech industry.
Exciting News for Columbia as Goodwill Launches Free Tech Academy!
Columbia, get ready to level up! Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina has kicked off a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in the booming field of information technology with their newly launched Tech Academy Program. This comprehensive and free training initiative is designed to provide participants with the essential skills they need to excel in IT support and cybersecurity, which are two of the most sought-after areas in tech today.
What to Expect from the Tech Academy
The Tech Academy is all about equipping a new generation of IT professionals. Participants will dive deep into subjects that matter, gaining the knowledge and proficiency needed to navigate today’s tech landscape successfully. One of the standout features of this program is that it offers the chance to earn industry-recognized certifications, which can significantly boost one’s resume and job prospects. With these credentials in hand, graduates of the Tech Academy will be well-prepared to step confidently into high-demand roles in information technology.
Information Sessions Coming Up Soon!
If you’re feeling curious and want to learn more, you’re in luck! Goodwill has scheduled a series of information sessions from February 24 to February 26 across different locations, including Greenville, Spartanburg, Columbia, Greenwood, and Anderson. These sessions will give you a detailed look at what the Tech Academy has to offer and how it can help kickstart your career in IT.
Mark Your Calendars for Orientation
Once you’ve taken that exciting step to enroll, don’t forget that a mandatory orientation for new participants is set for March 17 at 5:30 p.m. This orientation is crucial, as it will help you get acquainted with the program and what to expect in the upcoming weeks.
Classes Start Soon!
Now, for the moment you’ve been waiting for: classes at the Tech Academy will officially kick off on March 31! They will run from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., making it convenient for those who might be juggling work or other commitments. You can choose to attend classes at one of two locations: Columbia at 111 Highland Center Drive or Greenville at 2550 N. Pleasantburg Drive.
Empowering the Community
The launch of the Tech Academy is part of a broader effort by Goodwill Industries to empower individuals and bridge the digital divide. With technology playing such a vital role in our lives and careers today, this program represents a meaningful step towards ensuring everyone can thrive in this digital age.
Take the First Step
Are you ready to grab this opportunity by the horns? If the idea of a career in IT lights a fire in you, don’t hesitate to visit goodwillsc.org/techacademy for more information. You can also fill out an interest form to take your first step towards a rewarding career in one of the fastest-growing industries around.
Columbia, it’s time to get excited! The Tech Academy has officially opened its doors, and it’s inviting you in. Don’t miss out on this excellent chance to build a future in technology!
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