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/PRNewswire/ -- TEDCO, Maryland's economic engine for technology companies, announced today that its board of directors elected four new Executive Officers at...
The fund amount of roughly $5.62 million will assist the program in the Adult Education Department, which is part of the Centers for Education and Career Development. The program will receive around $1.4 million a year as part of the full funding amount until 2024. The program assists the public in many ways such as, but not limited to: foundational skills program which prepares community members without high school diplomas for the high school equivalency exam; academic skills for those wishing to return or begin college classes; English as a Second Language or ESL...
The Owatonna Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism (OACCT) is pleased to announce that funding to reopen the Workforce Center in town "looks strong." In the weekly Tuesday Talk e-newsletter, the chamber states, "The Minnesota House and Senate have both passed the Jobs bill which contains $275,000 for the next two years to reopen the workforce center in Owatonna." The bill moves on to the governor. "Owatonna is the only city over 20,000 in population currently without a workforce center," according to the newsletter. "Special thank you to Rep. John Petersburg who was one of two republicans in ...
At 19 years old, Casey Dunagan had his whole life in front of him. But then he was diagnosed with a severe mental illness. The next 13 years consisted of misdiagnoses, hospital stays and falling deep into ruts. All of this as his friends in Durango were going to college and pursuing their passions. On Friday, at 33 years old, Dunagan and 19 others joined that club at a ceremony celebrating the earning of General Equivalency Diplomas at the Mesa County Workforce Center, 512 29½ Road. âI was super-nervous beforehand, but it feels amazing. It felt surreal when I actually got it, I couldn...
Wyoming Department of Workforce Services As the state slowly recovers from the pandemic, it is important for people to get the education and training they need to secure good-paying jobs. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services (DWS) Director Robin Cooley said they can help. As of June 19, the DWS is launching a reemployment campaign to help people around the state learn about the services they offer—including training, tuition assistance to help complete a GED certificate or college degree, assisting with job searches, resume writing, mock interviews and much more. There are a slew o...