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The Parkside Middle School construction program takes the traditional woodshop class and breaks it into mini-segments on the trades. Jennifer Landon, director of Education and Workforce Development at Associated Builders and Contractors NH VT, explains details of the program.
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When students think of career pathways in the hospitality industry, they picture a chef in a restaurant or front desk agent in a hotel. We know these careers are vital to the industry, but there are overlooked and underutilized opportunities in hospitality that lead to a path of success. One such career surprised the ELO coordinators visiting the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown.
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This November, SPI’s technology sector is teaming up with numerous organizations across New Hampshire to its first annual NH Technology Month.
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Earlier this month, Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNAs) from across New Hampshire gathered at the Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa in Whitefield to learn and be recognized for their work.
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See what happened when the NHLRA partnered with Girls Incorporated of New Hampshire this summer to engage the young campers in hospitality.
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Concord, NH – Construction industry leaders from across New Hampshire will announce the launch of the Construction Sector Partnership (CSP) at New Hampshire Construction Career Days on September 27 in New Boston.
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Concord, NH – In June 2018, the New Hampshire Office of Workforce Opportunities (OWO) approved Incumbent Worker Training Program (IWT) grants for workforce training programs for 120 employees at five New Hampshire companies.
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SPI nursing career pathway team discusses launching LPN program Employers are seeing the most intense nursing shortage in history for the health care sector. Health care organizations, nursing homes, medical practices and other facilities in New Hampshire are competing with Massachusetts and each other to attract qualified workers. The shortage of licensed practical nurses is… Read More »
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For 13 students from Rochester schools, formal workforce training is becoming part of their high school curriculum, as they are the first group of seniors selected to participate in a joint pilot program in manufacturing with Great Bay Community College (GBCC).
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