is the Welding instructor at Tongue Point Job Corps Center. Scotty has been welding since he was 10 years old. He graduated from Davis Applied Technology Center in 1993 then worked for Syro Steel Co. and Tesco Williamson before joining the Job Corps team.
has been the director of Seamanship at Tongue Point Job Corps Center since 2013. In this role, Len leads a team of 12 instructors to help students achieve the necessary qualifications for a career in the maritime industry, and in 2015, he helped double the Seamanship program from 60 to 120 students. Len retired from the U.S. Coast Guard in 2013 after 28 years of service and now is able to pass his experiences on to his students.
is the Plastering instructor at Tongue Point Job Corps Center. He brings nearly four decades of experience as a plasterer to his current role. He also has 13 years of teaching experience at an apprenticeship school. Gary’s favorite part of his job is working with students. He is dedicated to helping each student find a job they will enjoy upon completing the program.
entered the painting industry in 1988 and brings decades of experience to his role as the Painting instructor at Tongue Point Job Corps Center. Scott loves the atmosphere among painters on a construction site and works to instill that mindset in his students. He enjoys being an instructor as a way to give back and help Job Corps students on their career journeys.
has been the Glazing instructor at Tongue Point Job Corps Center since 2009. Prior to joining the Job Corps team, Bill was an apprentice journeyman. In both this experience and as an instructor, he has enjoyed taking students under his wing and teaching them the skills for a career in glazing.
started his career in the electrical field in the 1960s and has served as HBI Electrical instructor at Tongue Point Job Corps Center since 2008. Jim began his career wiring houses. He later joined an apprenticeship program and worked as a contractor and as an electrical inspector. Jim’s favorite part of his job is helping students work toward successful futures
has worked as a Dental Assistant instructor at Tongue Point Job Corps Center since 2007. She previously worked as a dental assistant and now loves being able to mentor students throughout their career journeys.
has worked with Tongue Point Job Corps since 2012. He previously worked in forestry and database management and earned a degree in forest management. Now, Ron enjoys solving problems and working with students as a Computer Service Tech instructor.
joined the Tongue Point Job Corps Center team as a medical assistant in 2017 with over 20 years of industry experience. Robbin has certifications as a clinical medical assistant and in electronic health records. She earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Robbin loves watching her students experience “firsts” and equipping them to succeed in the medical field.
Ken Johnson, Cement Masonry instructor, joined Tongue Point Job Corps Center in 2017. He previously worked in commercial construction as a union cement mason for nearly 30 years. Ken has worked on a variety of projects throughout his career, like high-rise buildings, bridges, schools, hospitals, dams and more. His favorite part of being a Job Corps instructor is learning with the students and helping them grow their self-confidence.