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We Need You to Protect Our Digital World

with Cybersecurity training from the University of Mary. Through the generosity of the Good Jobs Challenge, it’s never been a better time to start.

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A Pathway to Success with the Good Jobs Challenge

The University of Mary is teaming up with the Good Jobs Challenge to offer up to $5,000 toward training and support to help qualified students start careers in cybersecurity.

Members of a variety of demographic groups and underserved populations are eligible for the Good Jobs Challenge. See specific eligible groups at the link below:

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Gain In-Demand Cybersecurity Credentials

Use the support from the Good Jobs Challenge to complete Mary's six-course, online cybersecurity credential program. Work at your own pace while learning in-demand skills and receive industry credentials when you finish the courses:

  • IT Fundamentals
  • Computer Hardware
  • Computer Networking
  • Linux Fundamentals
  • Client/Server Administration
  • Introduction to Cybersecurity

Advance Your Skills with Free Career Training

Good Jobs Challenge participants can also participate in up to three free training programs in partnership with our Workforce Development team. Level up your career with some of our most popular courses.

  • Effective Communication
  • Gold Standard Customer Service
  • Peer-to-Manager Training

Learn More About Free Trainings

 

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