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Celebrating Local Apprenticeships in Deep East Texas During National Apprenticeship Week 2024

Posted by: Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas

National Apprenticeship Week provides a platform to celebrate the positive impact of apprenticeships and raise awareness about their value to jobseekers, businesses, and communities. By working together with community partners, we are creating valuable opportunities for our local youth, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and others in underserved populations to enter well-paying careers with room for advancement. As we approach the 10th Annual National Apprenticeship Week (NAW), taking place from November 17-23, 2024, we at Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas are excited to celebrate the significant role that apprenticeship programs play in shaping the future of our workforce and strengthening our local economy.

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TOPICS: Partnerships, Manufacturing, Computer Occupations, Construction, Education Pathways to Demand Occupations

Manufacturing Day - Educating Students about Career Opportunities in Manufacturing

Posted by: Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas

On Manufacturing Day – October 6, 2023 – over 150 Deep East Texas 8th grade students learned about exciting career opportunities where they can create, contribute and connect! The future is bright for students who choose careers in manufacturing, because the jobs are in high demand and near their hometowns and families.

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TOPICS: Partnerships, Youth Career Explorations, Manufacturing

HDJT Grant and Partnership with CEIDC Funds Equipment to Prepare Crockett Students for Manufacturing and Health Occupations

Posted by: Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas

Chairman Bryan Daniel, Commissioner Representing the Public for the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC), presented a $15,000 High Demand Job Training (HDJT) grant to Workforce Solutions Deep East Texas (WSDET) for training at Crockett ISD. With a $15,000 matching grant from the Crockett Economic and Industrial Development Corporation (CEIDC), WSDET used the grant funding to purchase equipment for Crockett ISD to train students to earn health care and manufacturing certifications.

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TOPICS: Partnerships, Manufacturing, Health