WORKFORCE CENTER CELEBRATES FIRST COHORT OF GRADUATES

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On May 5th, 2022, Fairfield County Workforce Center celebrated its first cohort of graduates at a luncheon. The graduating class of 2022 included 43 students who were able to work with Ohio University and Hocking College in a non-traditional learning space to equip them with the skills they need to be hired into careers post-graduation in their local communities. The graduation included speakers from the Fairfield County Workforce Center and other leaders throughout the county. We are so proud of our first cohort of graduates and are excited to welcome students back in the Fall. 
 
43 students who were able to work with Ohio University and Hocking College

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