WorkingNation continues its search for job opportunities being offered around the U.S. Read on for our most recent discoveries.

From Georgia: WALB reports a nonprofit in Dawson is using a virtual simulator to teach people how to operate heavy machinery equipment – including excavators, bulldozers, dump trucks, backhoes, and motor graders.
From Minnesota: KARE reports the University of Minnesota and a Duluth-based health system have announced a partnership that will – among other goals – “help educate the next generation of health professionals.”
From Montana: NonStop Local reports the state has received more than $3 million in federal funding to provide employment and training services to workers affected by mine layoffs across nine Montana counties.
From Puerto Rico: NimB15 reports a training ship that is affiliated with the U.S. Maritime Administration recently hosted more than 100 Puerto Rican high school students to introduce them to maritime careers and educational opportunities.
From Rhode Island: Providence Business News reports Citizens Bank is pledging $1 million over the next two years to support organizations focused on workforce development.
Did you miss our previous Opportunity Near You and Back to Work stories from around the country? Catch up here.