WIOA stands for Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and was established in 1998 to prepare adults and dislocated workers for entry and re-entry into the workforce. WIOA training funds are designed to serve laid-off individuals and eligible, low income adults who are in need of training to enter or re-enter the labor market.
WIOA at Chattahoochee Technical College serves three workforce regions. Your region is determined by the county you reside in or the county of the employer who laid you off. The campus you attend, or where your program of study is located, does not determine which region you can receive services from.
Please reach out to your region’s WIOA coordinator to discuss your eligibility. Call or just drop by!
Find A WIOA Coordinator In Your Area (click map to enlarge)
Region 1:
Northwest Georgia
Appalachian Campus
706-253-4617
North Metro Campus
770-345-1098
Paulding Campus
770-443-3622
Region 7:
Cherokee County
Cherokee CRC
770-771-0450
Region 4:
Cobb County
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