The short-term certificate programs that qualified had to be earned in less than a year and lead to a certificate, certification or license that is required for an in-demand career in the region.
To qualify for the grant, students must be enrolled in one of the short-term certificate programs and meet needs-based financial aid criteria and be a resident of the state of Ohio. Up to $2,000 per short-term certificate may be awarded and a student may get up to three grants for different short-term certificates, but the student has to complete one certificate before getting an award for another short-term certificate.
Scott Markland, senior vice president for student development at Sinclair, said the college is grateful for the support from the Ohio Department of Education.
“Sinclair consistently works with employers and regional partners to identify workforce needs so that we can adjust and expand our programs to better prepare our students for in demand career opportunities,” Markland said.
The 19 short term certificates that qualify are:
- Business Operations Systems Support
- Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant
- Clinical Lab Assistant
- Clinical Phlebotomy Technician
- Customer Service Specialist
- Customer Service Technician
- Electrocardiography Technician
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Food Production Specialist
- Home Health Aide
- Hospitality Reception and Service Specialist
- Human Resources Management
- Medical Coding & Billing Specialist
- Medical Scribe
- Nurse Aide
- Patient Care Technician
- Reimbursement Analyst
- Supply Chain Technician
- Surgical Instrument Technician
To learn more about “Skills to Work” grants at Sinclair Community College, email StateGrantsScholar@sinclair.edu, or call 937-512-3000.
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