Success Corps Scholars Program
The Success Corps Scholars Program helps eligible youth get trained for a job that leads to a meaningful career. The program offers free tuition and laptop, transportation assistance, one-on-one coaching and support, and much more.
Training programs are available in:
Healthcare
- Emergency Medical Technician (16-week program)
- Medical Coding Online (16-week program)
- State Tested Nursing Assistant (16-week program)
Manufacturing
- Electronics Fabrication (16-week program)
- Entry-Level Machining Technician (16-week program)
- Computer Aided Design (16-week program)
- Maintenance Technician (32-week program)
- Computer Maintenance & Networking (32-week program)
- General Technician (32-week program)
- Computer Aided Machining/Manufacturing Processes (32-week program)
- Industrial Electrical Technician (32-week program)
- Industrial Mechanical Technician (32-week program)
- Industrial Internet of Things (16-32-week program)
- Micro-Electromechanical Systems (MEMS) (16-32 week program)
- Environmental and Safety Technician (16-week program)
- Construction and Renovation Tradesman (32-week program)
- Welding Technology and AWS-3F Certification Preparation (16-week program)
- Welding Technology (Advanced Welding, Basic Welding, Welding, Welding & Visual Inspection) (16-week program)
Information Technology
- Computer Diagnostics & CompTia A+ Certification Preparation (16-week program)
- Computer Networking & CompTia Network+ Certification Preparation (16-week program)
- Digital Forensics and CompTia +Security Certification Preparation (16-week program)
- Google IT Support Professional Certificate (16-24 week)
- Blockchain Bootcamp I – Blockchain System Architect Online (32-week program)
- Business IT Fundamentals Online (16-week program)
- Information Security for Business Online (32-week program)
- Network Administration Online (32-week program)
- Network Infrastructure Technologies/CCNA Online (32-week program)
- Web Design Fundamentals Online (16-week program)
- Web Programming Fundamentals Online (32-week program)
- Cyber Security Bootcamp I Online (32-week program)
- Python Certified Associate in Programming (PCAP) (16-week program)
- Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) (16-week program)
Business
- Accounting Clerk with QuickBooks Online (16-week program)
- Guest Services in Hospitality (16-week program)
- Real Estate Online (16-week program)
Program Benefits
- Career technical training
- Dedicated personal and career counselor
- Dedicated employment counselor
- Free tuition for those who qualify for the program
- Laptop and WIFI provided, if needed
- Transportation assistance
- Access to resources and services to assist in your transition into the workforce
Program Eligibility
Applicants to the program must meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Not currently enrolled at LCCC
- Meet the college’s existing admission standards
- 16-24 years old
- Low income
- Barriers to education and employment- such as having an IEP in high school, low income
*Please contact us to discuss the full list of eligibility.
Learn More
For more information, please contact:
Sylvia Rios
440-366-4251
success@lorainccc.edu
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