WorkingNation’s latest workforce finds are in Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, and Massachusetts. In addition to opportunities for high school kids, we highlight pathways in security and energy. Take a look.
From Idaho: Idaho News 6 reports the Idaho LAUNCH program provides graduating high schoolers a one-time opportunity to have a large portion of their tuition fees covered – to further their educations.
From Indiana: The 74 reports a state scholarship program will allow high school students to pick training pathways.
From Louisiana: Pelican Post News reports the Louisiana Community and Technical College System has received $227M in federal and state funds to support the state’s energy transition – including training and job creation.
From Maryland: Security Systems News reports the Security Industry Association is expanding its outreach to Native American and indigenous communities, including greater access to training, scholarship, and mentorship opportunities.
From Massachusetts: Fox Business reports the state is eliminating the requirement for a college degree for more than 90% of its job postings – with more emphasis on skills-based experience.
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