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Next Level Jobs Bloomington

Tuition-free training

Earning an Ivy Tech certificate can help you start a new job quickly in a high-demand career field. With Next Level Jobs, eligible students earn a free credential paid for by the state's Workforce Ready Grant. As an added benefit, certificate credits count toward earning an associate degree if you decide to continue your education.

Ivy Tech offers free training in the fields of:

See all Next Level Jobs programs in the containers below.

To learn more, request more info!

REQUEST MORE INFO

INFORMATION SESSIONS

RSVP for an informational session and attend to learn more.

Tuesday, July 29 at 6 p.m.
Attend on campus in Room C221 or virtual via Zoom

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Do you qualify?

Next Level Jobs completely covers the cost of your tuition if you qualify. You may be eligible if you:

  • Live in Indiana, and
  • Have a high school diploma or GED/HSE, and
  • Have not already earned a college degree, and
  • Have not completed a Next Level Jobs-eligible program.

If you're ready to get started, apply now! 

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Contact

Bloomington Admissions
BL-info@ivytech.edu
812-330-6013

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PROGRAMS

Next Level Jobs Success

  • photo of Sarah C. | Office Administration and Technology
  • photo of Joshua B. | Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning Technology
  • “I was a full-time working parent wishing for a drastic change in my personal circumstances. Receiving the Workforce Ready Grant began my awesome journey and has paved the way ever since! I thought I was just going to be at Ivy Tech for one year getting my certificate and have now earned my associate degree. After graduation, I'm transferring to complete my bachelor's.”

    –Sarah C. | Office Administration and Technology

  • “The HVAC program was a natural progression to advance my skillset in the field I work in. Thanks to the Next Level Jobs program, I was able to get the vast majority of my tuition paid for by the state.”

    –Joshua B. | Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning Technology