IF YOU’VE DREAMED ABOUT BECOMING A COSMETOLOGIST, NOW IS THE TO MAKE IT A REALITY!  This part-time program includes a range of relevant training that includes history and career opportunities, life skills, professional image, scalp care, shampooing-conditioning, communicating for success, infection control, properties of the hair and scalp, hair cutting, basics of chemistry, safety and proper use of electrical equipment, principles of hair design, hair styling, coloring, chemical texture services, general anatomy and physiology, skin structure, nutrition, skin diseases and disorders, manicure, pedicure, makeup, hair removal, nail tips, wraps, acrylic and gel nails, braiding, wigs and extensions, and salon business.

After completing the 18 month program, graduates can apply for the State Board exam and, upon successful passage of the exam, be a licensed cosmetologist where potential employment opportunities include working in a salon or spa, makeup artist, designing hair and makeup for theatrical productions, platform artist, cruise ship salons, and more.

IF YOU LOVE MAKEUP AND SKIN CARE, THIS MIGHT BE THE CAREER CHOICE FOR YOU! This part-time program teaches all aspects of esthetics, including history, career opportunities, infection control, physiology and histology of skin diseases and disorders, skin analysis, anatomy, and physiology, facial massage, safety and proper use of electrical equipment, chemistry, products commonly used by estheticians, advanced topics and treatments, hair removal, makeup, treatment room, nutrition, life skills, communicating for success, career planning, skincare business, and selling products and services. 

After completing the eight-month program, graduates can sit for the State Board exam and, upon successful passage of the exam, become a licensed esthetician where potential employment opportunities include working in salons, spas, dermatology offices, plastic surgery offices, and more.

TO PROTECT & SERVE, GET STARTED ON YOUR TRAINING NOW!  This full-time program provides students with the skills for a law enforcement career, which is a challenging and rewarding career field. To become a police officer in the State of Ohio, one must successfully complete a basic training program approved by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission and pass the state certification test.  Each section of the program must be passed with a 78% or higher to continue in the program:  Firearms (9mm Pistol and 12 Gauge Shotgun), First Aid (CPR, AED), Critical Injury First Aid, Standardized Field Sobriety Training (SFST), Subject Control, Driving, Stops & Approaches, Hazmat & Weapons of Mass Destruction, Incident Command System (ICS), National Incident Management System (NIMS), Patrol Aspects & Overview, Building Searches, Impact Weapons, NHTSA Speed Measurement Device Training (RADAR & LIDAR), Physical Training Final Test (50th percentile of the Cooper Standards).  In addition to the basic curriculum, cadets will also have the option of getting certified in the following:  O.C. (Oleoresin Capsicum) “Mace”, Taser X-26, and ASP Baton. Cadets must also be within the 15th percentile of the Cooper Institute Physical Fitness Standards before the start of the class. Standards are available on the EHOVE website. All steps to admission must be completed at least 21 days before the start of the class.  EHOVE’s Police Academy provides all the equipment needed to complete training. Fees include a Chromebook, ammunition, uniforms, the rental of a Glock 9mm firearm, and a complete duty belt.

START YOUR TRAINING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THIS HOT CAREER!  This part-time program trains the student in the aspects of firefighting to become a certified Volunteer Firefighter in Ohio. Designed to be a pathway to the Firefighter IT program, training includes all ODPS/NFPA objectives including PPE, search and rescue, ladders, water supply, and many other skills. All ODPS certification exams are held after the class has been successfully completed.

HERE’S THE TRAINING YOU NEED TO GET STARTED IN A TRULY EXCITING FIELD!  This part-time program starts from the ground up in the aspects of firefighting and rescue in urban and rural settings. Training includes ODPS/NFPA objectives for Firefighter I, Hazmat/WMD Operations, live fire training (vehicle, dumpster, and structure fires), “Everyone Goes Home” 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives, and more.  All ODPS certification exam dates are conducted in addition to class dates. 

Prerequisites:

• Physical and agility test, background check, and drug screen
• Emergency Vehicle Operations – $200 (if the student has, the fee will be waived)
• CPR/First Aid – $100 (if the student has, the fee will be waived)

Once the student has passed the State Certification, this would allow the student to apply for the Firefighter II program.  Upon successful completion of the 168-hour course curriculum, including 100% attendance, the student will be eligible to sit for ODPS State Certification Examination to be certified at the Firefighter I level.

TAKE THE NEXT STEP ON THE CAREER LADDER!  This part-time program transitions the volunteer firefighter to the Firefighter I program. Sessions cover ODPS/NFPA objectives, Hazmat/WMD Operations, “Everyone Goes Home” 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives, live fire training (vehicle, dumpster, and structure fires), and much more.

Prerequisites:

• Physical and agility test, background check and drug screen
• Emergency Vehicle Operations – $200 (if the student has, the fee will be waived)
• CPR/First Aid – $100 (if the student has, the fee will be waived)

Once the student has passed the State Certification, this would allow the student to apply for Firefighter II.  Upon successful completion of the 128-hour course curriculum, including 100% attendance, the student will be eligible to sit for the ODPS State Certification Examination to be certified at the Firefighter I level.

MOVE FORWARD IN YOUR TRAINING TO MOVE UP IN YOUR CAREER!  This part-time program is designed to transition the student from the Firefighter I level to the advanced level of Firefighter II. Firefighter II knowledge, skills, and abilities learned during the course build upon the Firefighter I concepts.  Comprised of incident report writing, flammable liquid live fires, fireground command, evidence preservation, pre-incident survey and equipment maintenance, it is the second level of standards-based certification available to firefighters in Ohio.  Prerequisites: NFPA Physical including Pulmonary Function Test (PFT), Ohio Firefighter I certification is required for admission to the course, Hazmat Operations Course (24 hrs), “Everyone Goes Home” Life Safety Initiatives, Successful completion of Physical Agility test (Firefighter Mile), Successful completion of Emergency Vehicle Operations course (16 hrs) $200.00, and Successful completion of CPR/FA course (8 hrs) $100.00.  If a student has an EVO certification and CPR/FA card, the fee will be waived. 

Upon successful completion of the program, course objectives and course skill tests, and with 100% attendance, graduates are eligible to sit for the ODPS State Certification Examination to be certified at the Firefighter II level, and may apply to receive a National Pro Board certification.  After passing the State Certification, graduates can apply as a part-time/career firefighter.

STEP UP TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF TRAINING IN EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES!   This part-time program provides instruction in advanced patient assessment and management techniques in preparation for the National Registry Paramedic Exam.  Meeting the new National Curriculum standards, training includes 500 hours of classroom/lab, 200 hours of hospital/clinical, and 200 hours of field experience.  

Students may have to travel and pay for the National Registry Paramedic Scenario Psychomotor Examination.  Fees include one voucher to take the National Registry Paramedic cognitive exam which is a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT). Prerequisites: Ohio EMT or AEMT certification and Anatomy & Physiology.

EHOVE Career Center’s Paramedic program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP).

Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Program: 727-210-2350  www.caahep.org.  To contact SoAEMSP: 214-703-8445   www.coaemsp.org

This part-time program gives students the skills to provide the foundation of emergency medical care and transportation to the sick and injured. Based on the National EMS Education Standards, training includes basic patient assessment, patient management skills, and techniques in medical and trauma emergencies. The five-month schedule consists of 196 classroom/lab hours and 36 field experience hours in preparation for the National Registry EMT certification exam. Students are required to have a clean background check free of any felonies to test with the National Registry of EMTs, and to obtain their State of Ohio certificate to practice.

Fire Safety Inspector

Total Hours: 63

Fire Safety Inspectors (FSI) are responsible for inspecting buildings and occupancies for fire code compliance.  This course prepares firefighters to understand and interpret the codes to successfully certify as an ODPS/NFPA Fire Safety Inspector.  Students are responsible for bringing copies of the 2017 Ohio Fire Code and Ohio Building Code.  All ODPS certification exams are held following the successful completion of the class.

Public Safety Instructor

Total Hours: 60

Participants choose Fire, Fire Safety, or EMS Instructor credentials to receive ODPS Instructor certification. The course includes: instructor techniques, NFPA Live Fire Training Awareness (Fire Instructors), Fire Service Training Module (Fire Instructors), EMS Training Module (EMS Instructors), and supervised teaching (Fire and EMS Instructors).

Prerequisites:
Current ODPS Fire or EMS certification
5 years experience in the preceding 7 years
Recommendation letter from Chief
ICS 100, 200, and 700

Fire/FSI Instructors:
Successful completion of Instructor Knowledge Exam or Fire Safety Inspector Knowledge Exam
The exam must be completed at least two months prior to the class start date

EMS Instructors:
Successful completion of the National Registry Instructor Knowledge Exam and practical skills exam at the level of certification within the last 3 years
The exam must be completed at least two months prior to the class start date

The Dental Assistant Program is designed to prepare students for a rewarding career in the dental field, offering comprehensive training in clinical and administrative skills. This program equips students with the knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to assist dentists and dental hygienists in various settings, from private practices to specialty clinics.

Students will learn key skills in dental procedures, patient care, infection control, radiography, chairside assistance, dental software, and office management. The curriculum includes both classroom instruction and practical experience through practicum in real-world dental offices. Graduates of the program will be prepared to take the Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) exam and the Ohio Dental Radiographer Exam and can pursue entry-level positions as dental assistants, orthodontic assistants, or administrative dental support roles.

ENJOY A REWARDING HEALTHCARE CAREER! This part-time program teaches students the required skills for taking care of patients/residents/clients in a healthcare setting. One hundred percent attendance is required. After completing the program, which includes 16 hours of hands-on care in a healthcare facility, graduates can sit for the on-campus Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) exam. Potential employment opportunities include working in long-term care facilities, hospitals, assisted living, skilled facilities, home health, hospice, and private duty. Graduates can continue their pathway through the Practical Nursing program and LPN to RN Diploma program at EHOVE.

Move quickly into a new career with this 2½ month occupational program where 72 hours of the 196-hour program are delivered online! This very short training is a great way to enter the healthcare field and will help students obtain careers in a variety of healthcare settings obtaining blood samples and non-blood samples for laboratory testing.  The program includes Medical Terminology, PersonAbility, and a Phlebotomy Skills course. Students will do online training at home and then come to EHOVE two evenings a week for skills lab training and testing. Instructors are available for individual work when necessary.

At the finish of the program, students will attend clinical training Monday through Friday to enhance their skills before sitting for the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). The phlebotomy profession is on the Ohio In-Demand Occupations List. Multiple employment opportunities include; hospital laboratories, outpatient clinics, physician offices, blood banks, and insurance companies.

AN EXCITING AND FLEXIBLE CAREER USING TOUCH FOR HEALING!  This part-time program provides a variety of massage skills, business practices, and relevant medical information for students to become a Licensed Massage Therapist in Ohio.  These highly trained individuals use touch to provide treatment for medical conditions, injuries, or wellness maintenance.

Students attend classes three evenings a week and all day on Friday to complete the program in eight months.  Each section below must be passed with a 78% or higher to continue in the program:  CPR, Medical Terminology, Advanced Anatomy and Physiology, and Massage Theory with therapeutic massage techniques.

The program also includes the ethical responsibilities, business strategies, and accounting principles associated with a successful career and being a business owner. Upon completion of the program, the graduate has three months to take the MBLEx exam which is required for licensure in Ohio.

Per the Bureau of Labor Statistics: Massage Therapy is growing at a rapid rate of 32% faster than other careers. Multiple career opportunities include working as a private practitioner, in a hospital, medical or chiropractor’s office, at a sports venue, or with the spa and resort industry.

Qualify for Three Certifications at Once in a Hybrid Program!

This full-time hybrid program is designed to prepare students for a career as a health professional in multiple settings.  Students will learn the administrative and clinical side of medical assisting along with phlebotomy skills for use in a physician’s office, hospital laboratory, and outpatient settings.   As this is a hybrid course students will learn at home through self-study and module practice and then come to EHOVE for testing and lab practice (instructors are available for help).  On completion of courses and clinicals students are eligible to sit for the following certification exams: CCMA – National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) exam. CMAA – National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified Medical Assistant Administrative (CMAA) exam. CPT– National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam.

Students will participate in 144 hours of unpaid clinical experience in both the physician’s office and an approved laboratory. Training prepares students for jobs that are in very high demand.  Per the Bureau of Labor and Statistics; The Medical Assistant career is expected to grow by 14% and the Phlebotomy Technician by 8%, a much faster rate than average growth for all other occupations.

MOVE INTO A FIELD THAT CAN HAVE A BIG IMPACT!  This full-time program provides the skills needed to help people of all ages gain skills needed for daily activities, such as redeveloping dressing and/or cooking, working to rehabilitate arm function/cognition after a stroke, or helping children with handwriting.  Training includes 16 weeks of full-time fieldwork in two different settings because occupational therapy assistants work in schools, rehabilitation centers, and skilled nursing or outpatient facilities.

The 24-month schedule includes a preadmission semester and a summer semester.  Upon successful completion, students will receive an Associate of Applied Science degree through LCCC, and be eligible to sit for the national certification exam to become a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA).

Admission to the program is competitive with 25 students admitted each fall.  Students must be accepted as LCCC students and will sign up for LCCC classes. More information including admission requirements can be found on EHOVE’s program page or LCCC’s program page. Contact Stephanie Ciesla, Academic Advisor for the OTA Program at sciesla@lorainccc.edu to start.  Contact EHOVE Adult Education at 419-499-4663 x283 or visit the LCCC website above to register for your required information session (virtual and in-person sessions may be available).

Accreditation Information:  The EHOVE Career Center/Lorain County Community College Occupational Therapy Assistant Program is accredited by: The Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), 6116 Executive Boulevard, Suite 200, North Bethesda, MD 20852-4929. ACOTE ℅ AOTA 301-652-AOTA. https://acoteonline.org/

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BE PART OF AN EXCITING SURGICAL CAREER! This part-time program teaches students about surgical procedures and human anatomy as they become an expert in sterile techniques and implementing instruments and technologies to assist the surgeon during surgical procedures.  It begins with Medical Terminology and CPR, then moves into Microbiology and Fundamentals of Surgical Technology, while simultaneously learning hands-on skills in the lab. Students then progress into Anatomy and Physiology I and II, along with Surgical Procedures I and II. During the Surgical Procedures coursework, students will complete two levels of clinical experiences at a designated hospital operating room.

The student will complete a minimum of 125 surgical cases spread across various surgical specialties to sit for the credentialing examination. Graduates are eligible to sit for the national certification (Tech In Surgery – Certified) with the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT) upon successful program completion.

Graduates can expect to gain employment at hospitals, surgery centers, and physicians’ offices or use the credential as a stepping stone for further advancement within the healthcare field.

BE A PART OF TOMORROW’S HEALTHCARE TEAM!  This part-time program teaches students how to apply knowledge, skills, and abilities in delivering patient/client care in various settings.  Training includes medical terminology, basic science, theory and practice, and nursing over the lifespan, and ends with professional issues and preceptorship.

After completing the 15-18 month program, graduates can typically sit for the Ohio Board of Nursing Licensure – NCLEX-PN within 2-4 weeks of graduation.  Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) can work in physicians’ offices, hospitals, home health care, and long-term care facilities.

Graduates can continue their career pathway through the LPN to RN Diploma Program at EHOVE to become a registered nurse.

TAKE THE NEXT STEP IN YOUR NURSING CAREER!  This part-time program provides the LPN with a guided pathway of transition to the RN role. The curriculum, designed with academic and clinical focus, engages students in evidence-based practice concepts while advancing the clinical judgment and reasoning skills necessary for optimal patient outcomes in today’s healthcare landscape. Students actively participate in lab, simulation, and clinical care for patients in the obstetric, pediatric, mental health, and medical-surgical nursing arenas. As students prepare to launch into their registered nursing careers, concepts of leadership and healthcare policy are discussed while a comprehensive review for the NCLEX-RN is given in the final course.

After completing the 15-month program, graduates typically take the NCLEX-RN within 2-4 weeks of graduation. In very high demand, RNs can work in a multitude of areas worldwide. Graduates can continue their career pathway to a BSN through a partnership with Bowling Green State University.

MBLEx Boot Camp – #910

Total Cost: $500

Need help in passing the MBLEx. Our MBLEx Boot Camp is designed to help those who are nervous about taking the MBLEx for the first time or if they have been unsuccessful in the past. We are here to help! Our MBLEx Boot Camp is a 40-hour course broken down into 8 separate 5-hour sessions that will cover the seven main areas of the MBLEx exam. Students will also learn how to identify and overcome test anxiety.

IV Therapy for Nurses – #922

Total Hours: 40 | Total Cost: $760 | Contact: 419-499-5373 for information on dates and times

This course meets the application and education requirements for entry into EHOVE’s LPN to RN Diploma Program. Additionally, it covers content related to the IV Therapy scope of practice for the LPN in Ohio and may meet educational requirements for LPN employment; participants should check with their employer. This course requires a current Ohio nursing license. There will be hands-on skill labs. The cost includes the participant notebook and a certificate is awarded with successful completion of the course.

CPR/BLS

Fri, Feb 21, 2025 | 9 am – 1 pm | Total Hours: 4 | Tuition: $73 | Books: $15 | Total Cost: $88
Fri, Apr 4, 2025 | 9 am – 1 pm | Total Hours: 4 | Tuition: $73 | Books: $15 | Total Cost: $88
Mon, May 19, 2025 | 9 am – 1 pm | Total Hours: 4 | Tuition: $73 | Books: $15 | Total Cost: $88

Knowing how to care for someone whose heart and breathing have stopped can prove invaluable in a medical emergency. This course is designed for healthcare professionals, meets the standards of the American Heart Association, and is recommended for initial certification. This course is also offered to anyone needing to renew their certification. BLS certification is needed for healthcare workers and those entering the healthcare field.

GET A GREAT START IN THE CONSTRUCTION FIELD WITH THIS NEW PROGRAM!  This part-time program provides training to enter the construction, remodeling, light commercial, and various construction-related industries.

Students will learn a variety of skills including building/site layout, blueprints, foundations, framing, roofing, exterior finish, drywall, and interior finish.  The training will include residential plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.

The program includes comprehensive course and lab work in addition to the real-world experience of an 80-hour required internship in the construction industry.  The successful graduate will earn:

• Forklift/Scissor Lift Certification
• Telehandler/Aerial lift Certification
• OSHA 10 hr. Construction Certificate
• NCCER Core Curriculum Certificate
• NCCER General Carpentry
• NCCER Drywall Level 1
• NCCER Plumbing Level 1
• Various NCCER Electrical and HVAC

GET MOVING TOWARD YOUR BRIGHT FUTURE!  This full-time program provides residential, commercial, and industrial electrical training.  Through an in-depth curriculum, students will learn how to install and service electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial structures.

The successful graduate will have a well-rounded education that is in high demand in the local service, construction, and manufacturing industries and will earn:

• 3 NCCER certifications
• OSHA 10-hour General Industry certification
• Allen Bradley PLC certification
• Forklift and Scissor Lift Operations certification

Training includes comprehensive course and lab work in addition to the real-world experience of an 80-hour required internship in the service and construction industry.

THIS HOT (AND COLD) CAREER FIELD IS VERY IN-DEMAND! This part-time program provides training to enter the residential and commercial HVAC installation and service industries. The hands-on training consists of an introduction to heating, cooling, and hydronic systems, HVAC equipment, duct systems, piping practices, electrical systems, and troubleshooting. Students will also receive extensive training in maintaining and troubleshooting various HVAC systems.

The successful graduate will earn:

• OSHA 10-hour General Industry certification
• NCCER Core Curriculum certification
• NCCER Level 1 HVAC certification
• Various NCCER Level 2 & 3 credentials
• EPA 608 Universal certification
• Forklift & Scissor Lift certification

This program includes comprehensive course and lab work and real-world experience of an 80-hour required internship in the HVAC installation and service industry.

GET READY TO LEARN JUST WHAT YOU NEED FOR AN IN-DEMAND CAREER!  This part-time program provides students with the knowledge and skills to understand and operate mills, lathes, and other machining equipment.  Manual Machining, Tooling, Print Reading/Interpretation, Fabrication, Computer Numeric Control (CNC), and M & G Codes are included in the training. 

The successful graduate will earn:

• NCCER Core Curriculum Certification
• Various NIMS Machining Certificates
• OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Certification
• Forklift & Scissor Lift Certification

This program includes comprehensive course and lab work and the real-world experience of an 80-hour required internship in the service or manufacturing industries.

MOVE INTO A VERSATILE CAREER FIELD THAT HAS SO MANY OPPORTUNITIES NOW!  This part-time program provides training for a career working in the marine industry and is ideal for people who enjoy working in and around the water. Marinas located throughout the Great Lakes region need qualified technicians. The industry provides full-time, year-round career opportunities for individuals interested in this exciting field.

Sponsored by Yamaha, Mercury Marine, and Evinrude, the program includes an OSHA 10-hour General Industry certificate, Forklift certification, marine safety, marine electrical, jet propulsion, personal watercraft, diagnosis, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, boat handling, gas engines, and much more. 

The successful graduate will earn:
Mercury Marine-Marien Technicians Essential Knowledge Course Certification
Yamaha Intro to Outboards Certification
Yamaha Jet Propulsion Certification
Forklift Certification
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety Certification

An 80-hour required internship at a local marina is also included to allow students to exhibit their work and employability skills for potential employers and earn referrals.

LEARN THE SKILLS YOU NEED FOR A CAREER WHERE SPARKS FLY! This part-time program gives students the knowledge and skills to become proficient welders and learn what it takes to become employed in the manufacturing and construction industries. Processes that will be taught include STICK-SMAW, MIG-FCAW, GMAW, and TIG-GTAW. Students will also learn how to weld on light gauge, heavy plate, and structural shapes, and be eligible to test for multiple welding qualifications.

The successful graduate will earn:

• NCCER Core Curriculum and Construction Site Safety Orientation certifications
• NCCER Welding Level 1 and Level 2
• OSHA 10-hours General Industry certificate
• Forklift and Scissor Lift Operations certificates
• 3 welding qualifications to AWS standards

This program includes comprehensive course and lab work, as well as a real-world experience of a 120-hour required internship.

You pick the path!  Free High School Diploma.  Free GED classes.  Free Training.
For more information about Aspire or ADP, go to the program page.

Orientation – Aspire/Tutoring

Aspire Tutoring is an Ohio Department of Education program offering free educational services to those 18-years (also available to 16 and 17 year olds with permission) and older in the State of Ohio. As such, we are required to have learners fulfill registration requirements prior to admittance to a class: take the TABE standardized test, fill out our registration paperwork, and attend a mandatory orientation.

ADP – Adult Diploma Program

High School Diploma & Training

This program is designed to train you for one of Ohio’s in-demand jobs.  Upon completion of the program and passing the credential exam, you will receive your high school diploma and an industry credential.  To qualify for ADP, the student must be 18 years or older.  Choose from the following EHOVE occupational programs:

• Nurse Aide/Home Health Aide
• EMT
• Firefighter
• Short-Term Welding
• Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy
• Phlebotomy Technician

A variety of options exist to assist students with financing Occupational Programs:

TITLE IV FINANCIAL AID (600 OR MORE CLOCK HOURS):  Federal Pell Grants and Direct Loans are available to students who qualify for assistance. To determine if you are eligible, complete the FAFSA® online at studentaid.gov. EHOVE School Code: 030153.

STATE AND LOCAL GRANTS:  All counties have organizations committed to providing education and training to unemployed and underemployed individuals. Eligibility may be income contingent. Contact your county office for further information at www.jfs.ohio.gov.

VOTER REGISTRATION:  To register to vote or update your Ohio voting address using the online system (https://olvr.ohiosos.gov/), you must supply all of the following information:  Ohio driver’s license or state identification number, name, date of birth, and last four digits of your social security number.  If you do not have any portion of the required information, you may submit your information using a paper form (PDF) located at the above website. Once you complete this form, you must sign and send it to your county board of elections.

SCHOLARSHIPS:  High school seniors from our associate schools may apply for an EHOVE tuition scholarship through their school counselor. Other scholarships may be available. Please contact the Adult Education Counselor at 419-499-4663 x335.

EMPLOYER TUITION ASSISTANCE:  Students whose employers intend to assist with educational expenses must provide EHOVE Career Center with a tuition voucher or purchase order before attending class. Please contact 419-499-4663 x280 for more information.

PAYMENT PLANS:  Interest-free payment plans are available for tuition only on courses that are 100 clock hours or longer. A credit/debit card is required. All payments are auto-drawn from accounts on the 15th of each month. Payment plans are not available for classes taken online or for those courses less than two months in length. Call 419-499-4663 x363 for more information.

WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDS:  After the start of class, a minimum $25 administrative fee from tuition is non-refundable. Refer to the EHOVE Adult Student Handbook and/or our website, www.EHOVE.net to view the withdrawal and refund policies associated with specific programs.

SAVINGS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS:  Persons 62 years of age or older are invited to attend non-occupational courses for 25% off the tuition. Books, supplies, and fees are not included in the discount. This cannot be in conjunction with any other discounts. Proof of age is required at enrollment.

DISABILITY SERVICES FOR STUDENTS:  The Student Services office provides equal access and reasonable accommodations to students with disabilities. All courses are open regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability. Contact our counselor at 419-499-4663 x335 for more information.

WORKKEYS® TESTING IS REQUIRED FOR ALL OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS

Incoming students will take the ACT® WorkKeys® tests, Applied Math, Graphic Literacy, and Workplace Documents. An $81 non-refundable test fee must be paid at the time of registration. Testing lasts approximately three hours. Any student needing accommodations should notify the Adult Counselor and have proof of ADA disability approved before the test date. A valid photo ID is required on the day of testing. You will not be permitted to test without a valid photo ID.

Testing is available Mondays and Wednesdays at 8:30 am and 12:30 pm, as well as select Wednesdays at 5:30 pm. To register and pay online please go to https://ehove.axstudent.com/#/category/G3.  

EHOVE ADULT TESTING CENTER OFFERS THE FOLLOWING TEST CERTIFICATIONS:

ACT® WorkKeys® | GED® | ParaPro | FireProBoard® | TABE® | Professional Skills Tests | Pearson VUE Authorized Test Center

Verbal and Numeric Reasoning, Critical Thinking, Motivation, Customer Contact Style, Computer Skills, Leadership, and industry-specific skills
For questions or to register please email kdickman@ehove.net or leave a message at 419-504-1537.

GED®:

EHOVE is an official test site for GED®. First-time test takers are eligible for a voucher code worth up to $80 by emailing kdickman@ehove.net or leaving a message at 419-504-1537.  Individuals who are 16 and older, have withdrawn from school, and have not earned a high school diploma are eligible to take a high school equivalency test. Parental consent is required for those who are 16 or 17 years of age. Students must register online for the test of their choice and submit all required documentation to the Ohio High School Equivalence Office.

GED® WEBSITE: https://ged.com

GED® TEST SUBJECTS: Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA), Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.

EHOVE Career Center recognizes the increasing demand for training specifically designed to meet the individual needs of business and industry. Let our staff assist you in identifying and developing a training program to meet the diverse needs of all levels within your organization, from pre-employment assessment to post-employment leadership development.

We offer customized training in the following areas:

• Human Resources Development (HRD)
• Trades and Industry
• Public Safety
• Healthcare
• Office and Computer Skills
• Cosmetology
• Culinary and Food Service
• Assessment

If you have an area of interest that is not listed, please call 419-499-4663 x344. Chances are, we can put together a program customized just for your business or industry.

FREE CAREER PLACEMENT SERVICES

As a service to area employers, we can match employers with qualified students and alumni. Employers are invited to submit employment opportunities by calling 419-499-4663 x344. These opportunities will be made available to current students and job seekers who receive training at EHOVE Career Center.

ADMISSIONS POLICY & PROCEDURE:  To enroll in one of EHOVE Career Center’s occupational programs, a student must submit a valid high school transcript or GED transcript (exception: Admissions — Exception to Standard Procedure policy). Foreign high school diplomas are acceptable if the diploma has been validated as equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma. Students with such diplomas are required to have them validated by a credential company that offers such services. Please visit the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services at www.NACES.org to view a list of evaluators. These transcripts will be reviewed and approved on a case-by-case basis. Students must also meet testing benchmarks on WorkKeys® placement tests. Some programs have additional requirements. Individual program admission requirements are available by contacting EHOVE Career Center main office. All students interested in occupational programs are required to attend an information session. A non-refundable program application fee is required for enrollment. Please refer to www.EHOVE.net for more information or call 419-499-4663 x280.

ADMISSIONS – EXCEPTION TO STANDARD PROCEDURE:  EHOVE Career Center requires a valid GED or high school transcript for admission into most occupational programs. EHOVE Career Center recognizes several occupational programs that offer an ability to benefit when the student does not have a GED or high school diploma. These programs are Nurse Aide/Home Health Aide, EMT, and Firefighters I, II, and Transitions. These programs have been identified based on requirements for students taking the appropriate licensure exam(s) and by our continual monitoring of industry hiring practices. Select additional programs that may be eligible for Ohio’s Options Adult Diploma Program(ADP); please contact the EHOVE Career Center main office for further information at 419-499-4663 x280. Current EHOVE high school seniors may also be eligible for select occupational programs with additional guidelines. For more information, please reference the student handbook on the EHOVE website.

ATTENDANCE:  All occupational programs have a 90% or higher attendance requirement. The following programs have a 100% attendance requirement: Cosmetology, Esthetician, EMT, Paramedic, Police Academy, Firefighter I, Firefighter IT, and Firefighter II. Check your specific program handbook for details. Regular class attendance is of primary importance for success.

VBTA POLICY:  EHOVE Career Center by the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act of 2018 will not impose any penalty, including the assessment of late fees or denying access to classes, libraries, or other institutional facilities, or the requirement that a Chapter 31 or Chapter 33 recipient borrow additional funds to cover the individual’s inability to meet his or her financial obligations to the institution due to the delayed disbursement of payment by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. This policy is limited to tuition funds the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs pays.

The EHOVE Career Center Board of Education is committed to an environment in which all individuals, including students, staff, job applicants, the general public, and individuals with whom it does business, are treated with dignity and respect.  The Board prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, ancestry, economic status, legally acquired genetic information, military status, and any other legally protected category.

ACCREDITATION & AUTHORIZATION:  EHOVE Career Center is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE), 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350. Telephone: 770-396-3898, Fax: 770-396-3790, www.council.org. Only Occupational Programs are approved through COE. As a University System of Ohio member, EHOVE Career Center is governed and approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education.

TRANSFER:  Due to the nature and setup of program-specific requirements for the transfer of credits, please speak with our counselor (419-499-4663 x335) for program-specific information. This would include students wishing to transfer between programs within EHOVE Career Center or transfer into EHOVE from other institutions.

FACULTY AND STAFF:  All instructors are qualified practitioners in their area of instruction with a minimum of three (3) years of related work experience and are certified instructors by the Ohio Department of Education.

STUDENT HANDBOOK:  EHOVE Career Center’s Student Handbook is readily available to prospective students, current students, and constituents. The handbook includes information about student conduct, the grading system, and student grievance procedure. For more information visit www.EHOVE.net.

CONFIRMATION OF COURSES:  Once registered, plan to attend the course as scheduled. You will be contacted only if the course is canceled or rescheduled. We reserve the right to postpone, discontinue, combine, or cancel a course before or on the first-course meeting date. We attempt to contact all students if courses need to be canceled. All tuition, application, supply, and book fees are refunded if we cancel a course. Career test fees are non-refundable.