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Formed as a partnership between businesses, employers, workforce development professionals and educators in Hardin County, the Career Task Force collaborates to create awareness of in-demand occupations in our area, and to create an understanding of in-demand knowledge and skills.
3E in Hardin County:
What's Your E?
The 3E's stand for Employed, Enlisted and Enrolled.
The goal is to ensure that prior to graduation, every student in Hardin County has committed to either: Employment at a local company, Enlistment in the military, or Enrollment in a 2 or 4-year college.
Each E is to be equally honored, respected, and given equal consideration.
College is not the only option!
Whatever E you choose, our community is excited for you and your bright future!
EMPLOYED
Check out going to work right out of school if . . .
You're ready to start your career
You'd like to start earning money
You want an employer to help pay for school
You want to avoid college debt while figuring out next steps
ENROLLED
Check out continuing your education if . . .
The career you want requires it
You want to expand your world-view and meet new people
You want to generate more opportunities
You would like a challenging and unique experience
ENLISTED
Check out the military right out of school if . . .
You would like to see more of the world
You would like to get your college paid for
You want to serve your country
You want to develop discipline and job skills
Contact
Karen Sorreles
Youth Development Liaison
Midwest Regional Educational Service Center
Workforce Resources
TechCred
TechCred helps Ohioans learn new skills and helps employers build a stronger workforce with the skills needed in a technology-infused economy.
Many of these trainings can be completed online!
These technology-focused credentials take a year or less to complete and prepare current and future employees for the technology jobs Ohio employers need.
Apprenticeships
Rhodes State’s Workforce Development and Innovation Division (WDI) can assist any company in the creation and support of both the Department of Labor (DOL) Registered and non-DOL Registered and Industry Recognized apprenticeship programs. An apprentice's Related Instruction (RI) are delivered via credit coursework that can stack into college certificates and degrees. Rhodes State College is recognized by the Department of Labor and the State of Ohio Office of Apprenticeship as a Registered Sponsor. WDI simplifies the start-up and ongoing maintenance of Apprenticeship programs.
On-the-Job Training
On-the-Job Training is a federally-funded program that helps employers hire and train individuals for long-term employment.
Speakers Bureau
The Hardin Career Task Force is always in search of individuals who are willing to speak to students about their organization, profession, or career; or to talk with schools about career-readiness and workforce topics.
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