STEM OJT Jobseeker Flyer 1.15.indd
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Looking for a STEM Career in Manufacturing, Engineering or Information Technology? Do you have an interest in a STEM position but have limited skills? Need to upgrade existing STEM skills? Could you benefit from On-the-Job Training? Find out more by attending the “Breaking Into the STEM Workforce” Workshop offered in Danielson, New London, Norwich and Willimantic. Visit the Front Desk for a copy of this month’s workshop calendar. The EWIB’s On-The-Job Training programs provide incentives for employers in the form of wage reimbursements that may help you get hired. Depending on the OJT Program, to qualify, you must be a CT resident, and: • Unemployed (long term 27+ weeks) AND/OR • Attended a Dept. of Labor Enhanced Re-employment Session (ERS) AND/OR • A Certified Dislocated Worker Once you are pre-qualified for eligibility in the OJT Program, let employers know they may qualify for 50% to 90% reimbursement of your wages while you train on the job for an average of 16 weeks. Sample STEM Careers: • CNC Machinist • Computer Support Technician • HVAC Technician • Web Developer • Network Administrator • Metal Fabricators & Fitters • Business Systems Analyst • Quality Assurance Inspector • Database Administrator • Computer Aided Designer • Machine Operator • Security and Fire Alarm Installers • Systems Administrator • Plant Operator • Mechanical Engineer • Manufacturing Manager Training January 2015 JOB On the These programs are funded in whole, or in part, by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration through the Job Driven National Emergency Grant and Ready To Work OJT programs. The Job Driven National Emergency Grant and Ready To Work OJT programs are equal opportunity employer programs, and auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. If you already have a STEM background, contact: Susan Lewis, STEM Specialist 860-786-6222, [email protected] If you are interested in an entry-level STEM job, contact: Dave Kennedy, OJT Case Manager 860-319-1835, [email protected] For general questions about OJT Programs, contact: Tim Murney, OJT Job Developer 860-235-7346, [email protected] An OJT contract must be in place with the employer before you start!
Transcript of STEM OJT Jobseeker Flyer 1.15.indd
Looking for a STEM Career in Manufacturing, Engineering or Information Technology?
Do you have an interest in a STEM position but have limited skills?
Need to upgrade existing STEM skills? Could you benefit from On-the-Job Training?
Find out more by attending the “Breaking Into the STEM Workforce” Workshop
offered in Danielson, New London, Norwich and Willimantic. Visit the Front Desk for a copy of this month’s workshop calendar.
The EWIB’s On-The-Job Training programs provide incentives for employers in the form of wage reimbursements that may help you get hired.
Depending on the OJT Program, to qualify, you must be a CT resident, and:• Unemployed (long term 27+ weeks) AND/OR• Attended a Dept. of Labor Enhanced Re-employment Session (ERS) AND/OR• A Certified Dislocated Worker
Once you are pre-qualified for eligibility in the OJT Program, let employers know they may qualify for 50% to 90% reimbursement of your wages while you train on the job for an average of 16 weeks.
Sample STEM Careers:• CNC Machinist• Computer Support Technician• HVAC Technician• Web Developer• Network Administrator• Metal Fabricators & Fitters• Business Systems Analyst• Quality Assurance Inspector• Database Administrator• Computer Aided Designer• Machine Operator• Security and Fire Alarm Installers• Systems Administrator• Plant Operator• Mechanical Engineer• Manufacturing Manager
Training
January 2015
JOBOn the
These programs are funded in whole, or in part, by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration through the Job Driven National Emergency Grant and Ready To Work OJT programs. The Job Driven National Emergency Grant and Ready To Work OJT programs are equal opportunity employer programs, and auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
If you already have a STEM background,
contact:Susan Lewis,
STEM Specialist860-786-6222,
If you are interested in an entry-level
STEM job, contact:Dave Kennedy,
OJT Case Manager860-319-1835,
For general questions about OJT Programs,
contact:Tim Murney,
OJT Job Developer860-235-7346,
An OJT contract
must be in place
with the employer
before you start!
