A workforce development program is now open with the goal to help neurodivergent people find jobs in IT and cybersecurity.

Relay Resources has opened a workforce development program in Portland to train neurodivergent students in IT and cybersecurity, with the goal of helping them find good jobs in the tech field.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced additional funding for the EARN Maryland program, as part of a continued effort to strengthen the state economy.

Workforce Solutions South Plains is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Ben Alexander as its new Chief Executive ...

The Caddo Nation Economic Development Authority (CNEDA) and Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT) ...

The Indiana Department of Workforce Development was recently awarded more than 6.25 million dollars. The federal grants will be used to expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs in the state. It’s ...

In The Know - Upstate SC surges ahead with new apprentices, HQ moves, awards, hires, and expansions fueling regional growth and innovation.

The National Park College Adult Education program is celebrating its 10-year partnership with the Garland County Detention ...

Chetu, a global software solutions provider, is contributing to a shift in the industry landscape. With its Skill Center ...

But now, roughly $716 million in funding for these programs may be at risk because the Trump administration is withholding ...

UC Davis Health has been awarded funding from the city of Sacramento and Sacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA) to ...

Toyota launched a program to train new workers in Kentucky. Today, it's helping fill manufacturing jobs at companies ...