Removing Barriers for Military Spouses
As a military spouse, you serve right alongside our service men and women with every permanent change of station, deployment, and temporary duty assignment. Rosie Project recognizes the sacrifices you make to support our warfighters and believes it is time to support you.
Our mission is to educate and empower military spouses to advance their careers into mission critical positions within the Department of Defense alongside their spouse’s military career. Current Rosie Project locations include UT, GA and OH, in support of Hill Air Force Base, Warner Robins Air Force Base, Wright Patterson Air Force Base and the Ohio National Guard.
Top Barriers for Military Spouses
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Graduates of each Rosie Project cohort are eligible for mission-critical positions within the Department of Defense and within industry.
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We assist with child care needs by providing popup daycare during the in-person course time, group study sessions, and certification exams or through a childcare stipend.
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The skills, qualifications, and government civilian job are applicable across military bases, so when the spouse changes station next, they have a career to build instead of starting from scratch.
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Tutoring, study sessions, certifications, laptops, and learning resources are provided for free to the Rosie Project cohort to ensure they have the support needed to complete the accelerated learning program. After completing the program, the graduates are qualified for highly marketable and critical jobs.
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Moving frequently to unfamiliar locations can be isolating, and Rosie Project fosters collaboration and a sense of community that enables military spouses to build a support network of friends, mentors, and colleagues.
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Rosie Project Ohio Applications Open
Clark State College has partnered with The Rosie Project to help military spouses build careers in information technology. This six-month program provides training, industry-recognized certifications and job connections—all at no cost to spouses of active-duty, Reserve, National Guard and veterans.
With no prior tech experience required, participants receive a computer, career support and access to child care assistance. Graduates will qualify for careers in cybersecurity, network administration and cloud computing.
Learn more or apply: https://www.rosieproject.org/.
Classes start March 17.
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Clark State College in Ohio Kickoff
The Rosie Project and Clark State College are excited to invite you and your family to the kickoff event for the Rosie Project.
