Burnie's Colleen Towns proves age is no barrier to education | The Advocate
Read about Colleen Towns' inspiring journey as a 65-year-old university graduate who completed a Bachelor of Philosophy degree.
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Read about Colleen Towns' inspiring journey as a 65-year-old university graduate who completed a Bachelor of Philosophy degree.
Vithal Arya, who graduated from Niwot High School in May, took his first step in fulfilling his dream of becoming a firefighter by enrolling in a Front Range Community College emergency medical technician, or EMT, certificate program.
Scholarships will cover all tuition, fees and course materials for 30 of FRCC's career paths in education, health care, HVAC, forestry-related occupations
Starting this fall, Colorado community and technical colleges will cover student tuition, fees and course materials costs for seven professional certifications or degrees. To close labor gaps in high-demand fields, the state of Colorado has allocated $38.5 million to cover enrollment costs for seven training programs at community and technical colleges.
Cardona announced the launch of a $25 million federal grant program to support efforts to teach students skills that will help them find a career