Are you 16 to 21 years of age and need a job and an education?
The Georgia Northwestern Technical College Youth Success Academy program is accepting applications and conducting testing June 25-July 6. The next class will start July 9.
If you’ve dropped out of high school and qualify for the program you can earn your GED and receive other specialized services that will help you further your career training and help you find employment.
And, students ages 19-21 who earn their GED through the program may also be eligible for a full college scholarship.
For more information, call the Youth Success Academy at (706) 764-3783.
Local News
June 21, 2012
GNTC offers youth help with jobs, education
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