Regional Future Workforce News Today

Mohawk College is introducing a new community program for young people to explore careers in the automotive and smart mobility sector.

Post-secondary institutions and school boards are among those receiving $500,000 each in provincial funding to lead eight-month long focused on automotive programs to 500 students.

Post-secondary institutions and school boards are among those receiving $500,000 each in provincial funding to lead eight-month long focused on automotive programs to 500 students.

Post-secondary institutions and school boards are among those receiving $500,000 each in provincial funding to lead eight-month long focused on automotive programs to 500 students.

Georgian College, in partnership with the Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) and Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board (BGCDSB), will hope to inspire a new generation to build careers in the emerging automotive electrification industry with the help of a grant of $500,000 from Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network’s (OVIN) Regional Future Workforce Program.  Rob Theriault, the college’s Immersive Technology Manager, is the technical lead for the new programming that will be develo...

Georgian College, in partnership with the Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) and Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board (BGCDSB), will hope to inspire a new generation to build careers in the emerging automotive electrification industry with the help of a grant of $500,000 from Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network’s (OVIN) Regional Future Workforce Program.  Rob Theriault, the college’s Immersive Technology Manager, is the technical lead for the new programming that will be develo...

Funding provided to Laurentian to run Electrifying the Future events

The RFW program aims to bridge the gap between students, of all ages, and the auto industry, while also focusing on reducing the stigma associated with careers in the skilled trades.

- New program will introduce students to good-paying careers in growing auto sector - The Ontario government is investing nearly $6 million to support 14

A St. Clair College program is one of 14 to receiving funding from the province to connect students to careers in the auto sector.