Each week, WorkingNation scouts the country for training and employment offerings. We’re also sharing our discoveries from Delaware, Idaho, and New Mexico. See if one of these opportunities suits you.
From Arizona: FOX10 reports Scottsdale Community College is training students to become production assistants to work in the film industry.
From Connecticut: The Hour reports the Project Retail program recently graduated 57 students from across the state – upon their completion of a nine-week training program that taught skills in retail and fashion, customer service, job readiness, and retail math.
From Delaware: Delaware Today reports Delaware Tech is using $75,000 in funds – it received from the band Metallica – to support its workforce development programs.
From Idaho: Bonner County Daily Bee reports institutions like Kootenai Technical Education Campus and North Idaho College have programming – including automotive tech and skilled trades – to help address employers’ needs for workers.
From New Mexico: KOB4 reports Albuquerque continues its free program that includes job training for electric line and hospitality workers, among others.
Did you miss our previous Opportunity Near You and Back to Work stories from around the country? Catch up here.
