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Helping Employers Build a Stronger Workforce
Healthcare - Information Technology - Manufacturing
From the office of Lt. Governor Jon Husted:
Lt. Governor Jon Husted announced the launch of TechCred, a program that connects businesses with the talent they need and gives employees the ability to earn industry-recognized, technology-focused, credentials, better preparing them for a job in today's advanced, technology-infused economy.
Through TechCred, businesses can identify the specific qualifications they need and employees they want to upskill toward a more advanced position. In partnership with a training provider, the employer can apply online to be reimbursed up to $2,000* of training costs upon completion of a credential.
*$2,000 per employee, up to $30,000 total available per funding round.
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At Clark State, we offer more than 125 different degree and certificate programs in some of today's most in-demand career fields. This includes several that will qualify for TechCred reimbursement, including a few of the examples below -
Healthcare
Electrocardiography Certificate
Healthcare Information Technology
Information Technology
Cyber Security Short Term Technical Certificate
Technical Support Short-Term Technical Certificate
Network Administration Short-Term Technical Certificate
Web Development Departmental Certificate
Manufacturing
Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Short-Term Technical Certificate
Industrial Maintenance Short-Term Technical Certificate
Computer-Aided Design Departmental Certificate
Robotics Departmental Certificate
You can find all of our degree programs, short-term and technical certificates here.
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More information, including a full list of credentials, can be found by visiting https://techcred.ohio.gov/.
Employers can request a credential be added to the eligible list by submitting an application to be reviewed.
The online application period begins October 1, 2019. TechCred is a competitive, merit-based program.
Find out how to get started.
TechCred fulfills a commitment made by Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Husted to fund the completion of 10,000 microdegrees each year in aid in closing the skills gap for growing technology jobs.
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