JAG program at WCCT changing outcomes for youth
Teenagers always need a mentor in their corner and thats where the JAG (Jobs for Alabama Graduates) program steps in to fill any void.
Source: mountaineagle.com
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Advancing Apprenticeship: Opportunities For States And Business To Create And Expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs
Opportunities for States and Business to Create and Expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs
Source: nga.org
State joins youth apprenticeship program - Yellowhammer News
The Yellowhammer State is now part of a group of five others who have been selected to take part in the National Governor's Association Center for Best Practices(NGA Center) Policy Academy to Advance Youth Apprenticeship.
United States Greg Canfield Kay Ivey Red Castile National Governors Association Center Alabama Office Of Apprenticeship
Source: yellowhammernews.com
Steve Flowers: The Alabama Community College System
Sometimes overlooked and often unsung, Alabama’s community and technical colleges are on a roll. It is time they get the recognition they deserve as workhorses for the state’s economy.
United States Jimmy Baker Kay Ivey Alabama Community College System Innovation Center Chancellor Jimmy Baker
Source: enewscourier.com
(Column) Alabama Community College System
Sometimes overlooked and often unsung, Alabama’s community and technical colleges are on a roll. It is time they get the recognition they deserve as workhorses for the state’s economy.
United States Jimmy Baker Kay Ivey Innovation Center Alabama Community College System Chancellor Jimmy Baker
Source: cullmantimes.com
Community colleges provide vital training | INSIDE THE STATEHOUSE
More than 155,000 students attend Alabamas community college. The students and alumni add $6.6 billion to the states economy every year.
Source: tuscaloosanews.com
"Should I stay or should I go" Growing high tech workers, part 2
The Alabama Public Radio news team is examining the issue of keeping skilled and educated workers from leaving the Gulf coast. This on-going series of reports is called “Should I stay, or should I go.” Last month, APR Gulf coast correspondent Guy Busby looked efforts by Airbus and Novelis aluminum are working with local authorities to grow good paying jobs to keep local youngsters from leaving the area. Today, Guy continues his examination, by looking at similar efforts in the Mobile area th...
Source: apr.org
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey speaks to members of Gadsden Rotary Club
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey spoke to members of the Gadsden Rotary Club Thursday, talking about the importance of workforce development and education.
United States Kay Ivey Donna Thorntonthe Gadsden College Career Readiness Gadsden Rotary Club Gadsden Etowah Industrial Development Authority
Source: gadsdentimes.com
Workforce needed to keep up with economic growth along Gulf Coast
Finding people to fill thousands of high-paying technical jobs on the Alabama Gulf Coast is a growing challenge.
University Of South Alabama United States Kay Ivey Bradley Byrne Coastal Alabama Community College Alabama Gulf Coast
Source: apr.org
TROY, partners establish first early childhood education apprenticeship
Troy University and its Coleman Center for Early Learning, in partnership with Wallace Community College, the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship and the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education, made history Wednesday by establishing Alabama’s first apprenticeship for early childhood educators.
Source: troy.edu