Any Ohio, job-seeking resident is eligible for Ohio To Work’s new Income Share Agreement—a financing model that allows you to make 0 payments during training, paying back tuition when you land a great job and start making at least $40,000 per year.
The payment window will extend 60 months, allowing for a 12-month job placement period. Plus, graduates earning between $40,000-$49,999 in annual salary, will only have to pay 8% monthly (as opposed to the standard 10%!). Those earning over $50,000 will be responsible for a 10% monthly payment. Keep reading for more program details.
Ohio To Work, an initiative from JobsOhio and supporting partners, helps job-seeking Ohioans find career resources to find work or to move into long-term careers with local employers.
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