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Christian Rijo

July 11, 2022

Christian Rijo was always hardworking. Before graduating from high school, he trained in carpentry and maintenance. He realized he wanted to pursue a career in construction, so he enrolled at Iroquois Job Corps Center in New York in the Electrical program with Home Builders Institute.  

Along with his training in Electrical, Christian earned credentials in customer service, green awareness, OSHA 30 and Ramset Power Actuated Tool. He also participated in work-based learning through the Leisure Time Employment program in the Iroquois Job Corps campus maintenance department. This gave him the opportunity to save money to buy a car. 

As he approached graduation, Christian decided to take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test to determine if he was eligible for military placement. He scored very well, graduated from Job Corps and immediately accepted a job with the United States Army Reserve that fit perfectly with his training and background. Christian enlisted and will continue working in the electrical field through his military service. 

Graduated from Job Corps in: n/a
Employer: United States Army Reserve
Hometown: n/a
Phone: 585-520-2131 Submitted by: Lydia Henry
Notes:

Source: Center – Dennis Essom, Center Director, Iroquois Job Corps


Region and Center: Iroquois, Region 1: Boston
Gender/Role: Male
Ethnicity: African-American
Operator: Foxmar
Industry Sector and Career Area: Construction, Electrical

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