CarolinaEast Health System recently helped 11 of its employees advance their careers through a practical nursing program at Craven Community College. This initiative highlights the hospital’s focus on professional development and benefits the broader community.
SUNY Morrisville is set to host a comprehensive, one-day electric vehicle training session on Saturday, Jan. 17, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Taking place at the college’s Automotive Technology Facility on 80 Eaton St., this in-person workshop aims to build critical EV-related skills and foster workforce development in a rapidly growing industry.
For five years, local employers in the Golden Isles have embraced a new path to workforce development. By collaborating with schools in an externship program, they aim to nurture future talent well before students enter the job market.
In a proud moment for local education, Laurel Ridge Community College recognized its inaugural line worker cohort’s dedication and achievement. The Friday morning event set a promising tone for future vocational and workforce development programs.
A forward-thinking program at Lincoln Public Schools is preparing students for the child care workforce. By offering a Child Development Associate certificate through The Career Academy, LPS connects students with a nationally recognized credential in early childhood education.
Frye Regional Medical Center welcomed Michael Steffan as its new assistant chief nursing officer, entrusting him with vital responsibilities including nursing operations, quality improvements, and workforce development. His appointment reflects the hospital’s continued commitment to patient safety and strategic planning.
Skagit Valley College is launching a nine-week marine surveying course this winter in Anacortes. Designed for those with prior industry experience, the program aims to prepare participants for independent careers in the maritime field. Its robust curriculum reflects the school’s commitment to regional workforce development.
In Santa Fe, a unique health science program shepherds students from middle school through high school, providing them with the skills and motivation to enter New Mexico’s essential care network. Guided by personal experiences and a passion to help others, these future healthcare professionals are forging promising paths in the medical field.
The Trump administration plans to end $400 million in energy grants that bolster Oregon’s clean technology sector and workforce development programs. The cancellations are set to halt major transmission upgrades and energy-efficiency projects across the state, raising concerns among local officials and industry leaders.
Sampson Community College, in partnership with Smithfield Foods, has launched the SEED Agriculture Pre-Apprenticeship Academy. Focused on developing early career opportunities in agriculture, this program aims to guide future professionals toward a thriving industry.
