Grow with Google

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Have you been thinking about going back to school? Are you tired of being "stuck" in a job because you don't have the skills and certificates needed to transition into a new role? We get it. Going back to school is a big deal and can feel overwhelming and stressful, but it doesn't have to be. Reach out to the Recovery Project 2020 and we can connect you with resources to find the perfect certificate program and help paying for your education. One of our favorite resources is Grow with Google, a low-cost program that can make a big impact on your resume and career.

Grow with Google is an initiative designed to teach digital skills and prepare you for high-paying jobs in Information Technology (IT). Program participants can earn certificates on their own time, at their own pace. You don't need any prior IT experience to start learning the digital skills you need in today's job market. Watch this video testimonial from Grow with Google and learn more about how this program can make a difference in your life: 


The IT Support Certificate Training is available 100% online and can be completed at your own pace. The program is designed to last approximately 6 months but may be finished at different times depending on personal circumstances. You do not need a formal 4-year degree to apply, the first week in the course is provided free of charge (as a free trial), the course costs only $49 a month and grants and scholarships will be available for those interested in completing this program. 80% of graduates report having a significant change in their lives after completing this certificate, like getting a new job, securing a raise or earning a bonus. This certificate could be your foot-in-the-door for a career in IT. 

If you're interested in getting a Google certificate but you need help applying or navigating the website, reach out to us at recoveryproject2020@gmail.com. 

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