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Phone Mail Document 1-800-503-0204 info@jobtrainingunlimited.com Apply Now WIOA INDIVIDUAL TRAINING ACCOUNT PROGRAM APPLY FOR WIOA ITA SERVICES NOW Individual Training Accounts (ITA) allow individuals to receive training from eligible training providers such as local Technical Colleges. WIOA funds may pay for the remaining balance of tuition and books after the HOPE and PELL grants is exhausted. If the customer is not eligible for HOPE and PELL, WIOA may pay for tuition and books . WIOA also assists with many program required supplies such as uniforms/scrubs, tools and equipment, and also testing or licensing fees . ITA customers may also receive support payments for transportation and child care . ITA customers must maintain a full-time class schedule and a GPA of at least 2.5. No customer is allowed to “sit out” a semester. A Service Specialist is assigned to work with the school and the customer, and will assist in explaining and completing all the necessary paperwork. The Service Specialist is there to assist both the College and the ITA customer, should any problems arise. BACK TO SERVICES

Chesley Woods, ITA Program JEFF DAVIS COUNTY Chesley Woods, ITA Program Chesley Woods was enrolled in the WIOA ITA program in October 2022. He was attending Southeastern Technical College’s Associate of Science Degree in Nursing (ASN) program. He had recently been laid off and needed financial assistance to help with the expense of continuing school. WIOA was able to help cover the cost of tuition, books, exam fees, and uniforms. He also received transportation stipends to help with the cost of traveling back and forth to school and clinical sites. Chesley worked very hard and completed the ASN program with a 3.20 GPA. We are so proud of him for his accomplishments and can’t wait to see him continue to reach his goals. Chesley had this to say about his experience in the WIOA program. “WIOA was first mentioned to me during my first semester of nursing school. I applied and was accepted and began to reap the benefits of this program. WIOA has been a huge blessing to me and many others in my nursing cohort. I was able to focus more intently on my studies rather than worrying how I would be able to cover the cost of attending. My friends all joke with me regarding how often I talk about WIOA and share with other new and incoming students about how much the program has helped me and how it can help them too. I can now say I have successfully graduated from STC with my Associate of Science Degree in Nursing. I am incredibly thankful for WIOA and all the wonderful women who worked with me. Thank you all so much for helping me reach a huge milestone in my life. I will continue recommending WIOA to any prospective student I speak with in the future.” Previous Next < Back JANUARY 2024

Paris Mims, Youth Program APPLING COUNTY Paris Mims, Youth Program Paris Mims is 18 years old and lives in Baxley, Georgia. She was enrolled in the WIOA In School Youth Program in December 2019 when she was in the 9th grade at Appling High School. During her time in the program, Paris participated in Youth Work Experience and completed Occupational Skills Training. During her high school years, Paris was very active in the Color Guard and Cheer. She was also dual enrolled at Coastal Pines Technical College, where she took Cosmetology Classes. Paris worked part-time throughout high school and is a positive young lady who worked very hard to achieve her goals. She received her High School Diploma from Appling High School in May 2023 and has been accepted to Albany State University. We are very proud of Paris and all her accomplishments. Paris says, “I am so thankful to be a part of the WIOA program. It has helped me to develop social skills as well as work experience skills. They keep me on track by checking on me and making sure that my grades are where they need to be. Thank you for all that you guys do; I appreciate it.” Previous Next < Back JUNE 2023

Alexia Caudillo, Youth Program APPLING COUNTY Alexia Caudillo, Youth Program Alexia Caudillo, from Appling County, has been in the WIOA Youth Program for several years. At enrollment, she needed assistance completing high school and wanted to gain work experience. During her time in the program, she has attended Occupational Skills Training, earned her High School Diploma, and participated in Youth Work Experience. She has worked very hard, and we are so proud of her accomplishments. Alexia says, “The WIOA program has helped me in many ways. The work experience has allowed me to provide for my family and given me the opportunity to get out in the community and help others.” Previous Next < Back MARCH 2023

Elizabeth Colston, Youth Program JOHNSON COUNTY Elizabeth Colston, Youth Program Elizabeth Colston, from Johnson County, was enrolled in the WIOA Out of School Youth program in May 2022. She had recently received her GED and needed assistance enrolling in college. She knew she wanted to work with children and decided to attend East Georgia College’s Elementary Education program. WIOA assisted Elizabeth by providing transportation stipends and paying for her books and fees. She also completed Occupational Skills Training and participated in the Youth Work Experience program. Elizabeth worked very hard and maintained the Deans Merit List while attending school. She recently graduated with her Associate of Arts in Elementary Education. She has decided to further her education and is now attending college to receive her Bachelor’s in Education. We are so proud of Elizabeth and all of her accomplishments. Elizabeth had this to say about WIOA, “This program has helped me out in so many aspects of life. The staff are always so kind and supportive. WIOA was such a blessing, and I’m so thankful I was able to experience being in this program.” Previous Next < Back NOVEMBER 2024

Crystal Forde, ITA Program WAYNE COUNTY Crystal Forde, ITA Program Crystal Forde enrolled in the WIOA program in September 2025 while attending the Practical Nursing (LPN) Program at Coastal Pines Technical College. To successfully complete her training, she needed assistance with program-related expenses and supportive services. WIOA helped alleviate these financial barriers by covering the costs of testing fees, licensing, nursing supplies, and providing her with transportation stipends. With this support, Crystal successfully completed the LPN program, earned her diploma, and passed the NCLEX exam. She has since accepted full-time employment as a Licensed Practical Nurse at Wayne Memorial Hospital. We are proud of Crystal’s accomplishments and are confident she will be a valuable asset to the healthcare community. Crystal had this to say about her time in the WIOA program. “WIOA provided tremendous support as I completed the LPN program. I worked during the day and attended school full-time at night, traveling from Jesup to Waycross four days a week. Nursing school is both challenging and expensive, but also incredibly rewarding. Thanks to WIOA’s assistance, I was able to focus on my studies and clinicals instead of worrying about financial stress. With their support, I successfully earned my diploma and was honored to receive the Superior Clinical Performer Award. I am deeply grateful to WIOA for their dedication to helping students achieve their goals and for playing such an important role in my journey to becoming a nurse.” Previous Next < Back MAY 2026

Sierra MacDonald, Youth Program APPLING COUNTY Sierra MacDonald, Youth Program Sierra MacDonald is a Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Out-of-School Youth Participant who lives in Appling County. She is a mother of 2 small children and needed assistance to obtain her GED so she could further her education. Because of COVID-19, she has been attending Adult Education Classes online at Southeastern Technical College and is working hard to obtain her diploma. Sierra plans to further her education and attend Southeastern Technical College for a degree in Dental Hygiene. Sierra said, “WIOA has helped me in so many ways! I have learned you can do anything you set your mind out to do.” Previous Next < Back APRIL 2021

Bailey Griggs, ITA Program TATTNALL COUNTY Bailey Griggs, ITA Program Bailey Griggs of Tattnall County decided to apply to the Aviation Maintenance Technology Associate Degree Program with Savannah Technical College. Once accepted into the program, Bailey applied for WIOA assistance. Throughout the program, Bailey worked part-time while attending school full-time. Bailey maintained an outstanding GPA and made the Dean’s List multiple times. Bailey graduated with Honors and was awarded an Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology. Bailey has been an absolute pleasure to work with, and he shares his story below: “I am a recent graduate of the Aviation Maintenance Technology Associate Degree Program from Savannah Technical College and a newly FAA licensed Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic. I have been a recipient of WIOA funds and being a part of this program has been an exceptional experience. Although the application process was lengthy, it was well worth it. This program has helped me develop skills and prepared me to enter the workforce. The funds from WIOA have assisted me in completing my education on time and released much of the financial burden from my family and me. Through being a WIOA recipient, I was able to pay my way through college without incurring any student debt. Without the help of WIOA, I would have had to take out loans or work an additional job. My case manager at JTU was amazing. She answered questions promptly and tried to work around my schedule. All the staff I encountered from JTU were professional, polite, and willing to help with any issues. I am very thankful for the support I received through JTU and WIOA, and I would recommend the program to anyone!” Congratulations, Bailey! We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. Previous Next < Back JUNE 2021

Aliyah Durham, ITA Program DODGE COUNTY Aliyah Durham, ITA Program Aliyah Durham enrolled in the WIOA program in January 2023, as a full-time student in the nursing program at Middle Georgia State University. Aliyah was unemployed and needed financial assistance to complete her program. WIOA covered the cost of testing, uniforms, fees, supplies, and provided her with transportation stipends. She worked very hard and earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She received institutional honors such as Cum Laude, Deans List Scholar, and Honors Discipline Graduate. Aliyah has accepted employment at Piedmont Macon Hospital as an RN. We are so proud of Aliyah and can’t wait to see her continue to reach her goals. Aliyah had this to say about her time in the WIOA program. “WIOA has been a true blessing! The assistance I received made my journey through nursing school so much easier. I am so glad that programs like this still exist, and I hope that it will continue to stay around and help many students just like me.” Previous Next < Back JULY 2024

Darian Love, ITA Program WAYNE COUNTY Darian Love, ITA Program While working part-time as a secretary, Darian Love of Jesup, also attended Coastal College of Georgia in the Early Childhood and Special Education Program. She found herself in need of additional assistance with the cost of tuition and applied for WIOA assistance through Job Training Unlimited. After being accepted into the WIOA ITA Program, Darian continued in her program of study, graduated with honors, and received her Bachelor of Science Degree in May 2020. Due to her hard work and dedication, Darian was offered a teaching position at Odum Elementary School, where she completed her Student Teaching. She is pictured above in her classroom. “The WIOA Program was a tremendous help during my college career. I received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Early Childhood and Special Education. This program allowed me to dedicate myself to my program and graduate with honors. It also helped with the purchase of books, school supplies, and provided me with support payments to assist with the cost of transportation on the days I attended school. I am thankful that I was chosen to be a part of this program. It has allowed me to reach my full potential and begin my career.” Previous Next < Back MARCH 2022

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Mercedes Brown, ITA Program WAYNE COUNTY Mercedes Brown, ITA Program Mercedes Brown was enrolled in the WIOA program in July 2024. She was attending Coastal Pines Technical College’s LPN program, was unemployed, and needed financial assistance to complete her program of study. WIOA provided Mercedes with transportation stipends, assisted with uniforms and supplies, and paid for testing and fees associated with receiving her LPN license. Mercedes recently graduated and accepted full-time employment with Coastal Manor Nursing Home as an LPN. We are so proud of Mercedes and all her accomplishments. Mercedes had this to say about the WIOA program. “Applying with WIOA was simple, easy, and so worth it. The assistance I received helped tremendously with gas to get back and forth to clinicals and supplies needed to get me through nursing school that I otherwise wouldn’t have been able to afford. Without the help of WIOA, graduating and becoming successful would have been much more difficult.” Previous Next < Back APRIL 2025