WorkingNation is always on the hunt for opportunities for access to good jobs. This week, we also share pathways in health care, telecom, and skilled trades.
From Georgia: GPB reports Albany Technical College is offering a training program in the fall that will prepare paramedics for more advanced care.
From Idaho: CBS2 reports a furniture manufacturing nonprofit is providing foster youth with skills training in carpentry, woodworking, and construction.
From New York: WGRZ reports a new facility in Buffalo will provide clean energy-related job training and opportunities.
From Puerto Rico: Solar Power World reports Generac Power Systems has been awarded a grant of up to $200 million over the five-year term – with some of the funding to be used funding to support clean energy jobs.
From Wyoming: County 17 reports Climb Wyoming is hosting an info meeting in Gillette on August 1 for single moms interested in free certified medical assistant training.
Did you miss our previous Opportunity Near You and Back to Work stories from around the country? Catch up here.
