Job Point in Columbia recently celebrated the graduation of 51 students who completed trade skills and vocational training programs. The organization focuses on helping young adults who may have dropped out of school or face challenges in completing their education. Job Point’s main goal is to provide training that leads to job placement and helps individuals secure and maintain employment.
One graduate, Jannette Johnson, shared her journey of dropping out of high school at 18 and facing personal setbacks that led her to temporarily leave Job Point. Despite these challenges, Johnson remained determined to continue her education and achieve her goal of getting her diploma. She credits Job Point for helping her stay on track and supporting her throughout the process.
Another graduate, Ayumi Wardrip, expressed gratitude for the support she received from Job Point, especially since she lacked family support during her education journey. Wardrip emphasized the importance of the support network provided by her peers and teachers at Job Point, which motivated her to finish her education and pursue her career goals.
Both Johnson and Wardrip highlighted the positive impact Job Point had on their lives and the importance of having a support system in place to help them succeed. The organization’s dedication to helping individuals overcome obstacles and achieve their goals was evident in the stories of these graduates. Job Point’s commitment to providing trade skills and vocational training for adults continues to make a difference in the lives of those seeking to improve their career prospects.
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