Ashley Fenwick and Jason McKnight are the first Marshall County recipients to receive a $500 incentive as part of a new program known as GED Plus. GED Plus is a special program offered by South Central TN Workforce Alliance to eligible participants who have dropped out of the school. The program promotes the need and advantages of earning a GED and how important that credential is when entering the modern workforce...
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Ashley Fenwick and Jason McKnight are the first Marshall County recipients to receive a $500 incentive as part of a new program known as GED Plus.
GED Plus is a special program offered by South Central TN Workforce Alliance to eligible participants who have dropped out of the school. The program promotes the need and advantages of earning a GED and how important that credential is when entering the modern workforce.
In addition to the GED incentive, participants are eligible for an additional $500 in incentive monies, paid in increments, for being employed or in post-secondary school for the next three quarters. For more information regarding the GED Plus Program, please contact the Career Center at (931) 359-9726.
The South Central Tennessee Workforce Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Funding is provided under an agreement with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
