SCAP's HPOG Career Readiness class sessions run for three weeks, from Monday-Thursday. Classes for 2012 have been scheduled. If you have questions or want to enroll, visit SCAP at 914 Albany Street, Schenectady, or call 518-374-9181.

Program requirements

• Must be a Schenectady County resident

• Proof of a high school diploma or GED

• Meet Test of adult Basic Education (TABE) requirements

• Pass criminal history background check with no criminal history

• Proof of current physical

• Current immunization records including 2 PPD’s (Tuberulosis Skin Test)

• Be drug free

• Meet household income eligibility requirements (TANF or 200% of poverty)

Overview of HPOG

SCAP provides a three-week career readiness program for students prior to entering certification classes at SCCC. Additionally, students benefit from SCAPs ongoing case management support and expert job placement and retention services.

The classes focus on career planning, soft skills workshops, computer literacy, and prepares students for one of the following healthcare professions:

• Home Health Aide (HHA)
• Personal Care Aide (PCA)

• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

HPOG is a 5-year grant for $11.2 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.  The grant is implemented in partnership with SCAP, Albany Community Action Program and Schenectady County Community College (SCCC). This program meets an emerging workforce need in the health care industry, as well as stimulates economic development locally.

SCAP's HPOG
Career Readiness
CLASS SCHEDULE

Jan. 3-19

Jan. 30-Feb. 16

Feb. 6-23

March 5-22

April 2-19

April 30- May 17

May 29-June 14

June 4- 21

June 25-July 12

July 9-26

July 23-Aug. 9

Sept. 10-27