Participants who successfully complete the program receive a certification and a free laptop, providing a significant advantage for their future tech careers.
The Cybersecurity Certificate Program, offered by the Clayton County Office of Youth Services in partnership with Clayton State University and the Clayton County Information Technology Department, introduces rising 10th-12th graders and young adults ages 18-24 to the fundamentals of cybersecurity. This program is designed for motivated Clayton County residents who meet HUD income requirements and are eager to explore careers in technology. Participants gain hands-on knowledge and foundational skills essential for a career in cybersecurity.
Key areas of study include Linux operating systems, offensive and defensive cybersecurity techniques, computing and networking basics, and an introduction to automation. The program emphasizes practical skills and real-world applications, preparing students for successful futures in technology fields. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certification and a free laptop, enhancing their readiness for further education or entry into the tech workforce.
A typical day involves hands-on learning and real-world applications of cybersecurity concepts, including lectures and practical exercises in a university setting.
This program is ideal for motivated rising 10th-12th graders and young adults ages 18-24 who are Clayton County residents, meet HUD income requirements, and are interested in exploring careers in the fast-growing field of technology and cybersecurity.
Clayton State University, Morrow, GA
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