Team Assemblers

What you need to get started

Most common education: A high school diploma or GED.

How much preparation: Some preparation. Usually a high school diploma and a few months of learning on the job.

Source: O*NET 30.2 database, U.S. Department of Labor (pinned vintage; survey rows dated 2021 to 2024).

Local training that can get you there

• Ivy Tech Community College Post-secondary
  Associate degrees, certificates, workforce credentials across IT, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, business, skilled trades.
• The Pursuit Institute (TPI) K-12 CTE
  K-12 CTE consortium serving all 6 Hamilton County school corps. 9 career pathways, 15 TPI-managed programs, 450+ courses. Advanced manufacturing, healthcare, business/finance, education, agriculture, info tech, hospitality, engineering.
• InvestOnward Workforce Training
  Workforce training and re-entry support. Entry-level trades, construction, logistics, manufacturing, hospitality, customer service.
• InvestAbility Disability Workforce
  Supported employment for individuals with disabilities: cross-cutting across entry-level service, admin, retail, and production roles.
• Re-Entry Workforce Initiative Justice-Involved Workforce
  Workforce re-entry for individuals exiting jail, in SUD recovery, or under Community Corrections supervision. Funded by Hamilton County Commissioners + Council.

Source: IHC program registry, curated April 2026. Programs decide their own eligibility and enrollment.

Where does this leave you?

Reading about a job is one thing. Whether you can get it, what it would pay you, and who near you hires for it are another. Pick whichever of these is true and we will work it out.

The first prices your experience and shows everywhere it could take you. The second shows the jobs people hold before moving into this one. Both are free and neither asks for a CV.

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