Washington County One Stop

Prerequisite: ABLE Classes

Location: ABLE, Washington State Community College, Main Building, Room B-203, 710 Colegate Drive, Marietta OH 45750

Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) program provides help in improving your "basic skills" such as: Reading, Math, Composition, Familiarization with and use of computer resources, GED Preparation, English as a Second Language, U.S. Citizenship Programs are available to anyone 18 years of age and older. Before beginning instruction in any of these free programs, you must participate in two days of basic orientation (as mandated by the state of Ohio).

For more information, call (740) 374-8716.

Prerequisite: ABLE Orientation

Location: ABLE, Washington State Community College, Main Building, Room B-203, 710 Colegate Drive, Marietta OH 45750

Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) Orientation is the best way to get started taking classes to help increase basic skills or to prepare for the GED test.

For more information, call (740) 374-8716

For those who meet the eligibility requirements, and are selected to become registered participants, WIA can provide assistance in obtaining those things needed for you to pursue a marketable career. During he times listed above we provide an introduction to Services and Application Procedures. Everything is provided on a case-by-case basis. By weighing available resources and other factors, we can assist with helping to remove obstacles, such as a lack of training, unfamiliarity with necessary qualifications or resources, and not knowing how to plan career progression.

Note: In order to allow time for you to receive services, please arrive prior to 3:30 PM.

Workshop and information-sharing provided for unemployment insurance claimants who are unlikely to return to their previous occupation, due to a decline in a particular segment of the labor market.

Individual assistance with application to, or continuation of, a post-secondary education.

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Dates and times vary, please call (740) 373-3745 for an appointment. A counselor from the Vocational Rehabilitation Commission meets with each potential applicant individually in order to provide application information and explain the available services. The Vocational Rehabilitation Commission assists individuals who have a disability to obtain employment. The services are provided on an individual, case by case basis.

Information and assistance with Labor Market Information, the SCOTI System, Employer Service and more.

Assists veterans with barriers to employment in finding the resources needed to obtain a civilian career.

Specific information about the programs offered by Washington County Career Center. Includes information regarding course offerings, prerequisites, scheduling and application procedures.

Specific information about the programs offered by Washington State Community College. Includes information regarding course offerings, prerequisites, scheduling, financial aide and application procedures.

Specific information about the programs offered by Washington County Career Center. Includes information regarding course offerings, prerequisites, scheduling and application procedures.