125 students graduate from Jacksonville Job Corps

The graduating classes of 2022, 2023 and 2024 for #JacksonvilleJobCorps held a special commencement ceremony to applaud each student’s success and celebrate the 60th anniversary of Job Corps. Keynote speaker State Senator Tracie Davis congratulated the group and told them to “have faith, be confident and courageous” as they move forward towards successful careers.

New4Jacksonville’s morning anchor Amanda DeVoe acted as the mistress of ceremonies for the event and shared the story on their newscast.
https://www.news4jax.com/video/news/morning-show/2024/08/19/125-students-graduate-from-jacksonville-job-corps/23-year-old Jameisha not only graduated, but also received an Eckerd Connects’ Success Award to help pay for college. Today she celebrates completing her Clinical Medical Assistant Trade. Soon, she will be a registered nurse.

“I’m super excited, said Jameisha, “Job Corps has provided many opportunities for me… Job Corps has helped me build my personal growth. It has helped me with my interpersonal skills. I’m very thankful for everything that Job Corps has to offer.”

175 students graduated, excited about their futures. Jacksonville Job Corps has openings for new students interested in learning trades ranging from Construction to Health care. The program is tuition-free for low-income students.

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