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The Building an Industry Infinity Supply Chain $10 million grant supports four more years of robotics and automation training, the Michigan Alliance for Greater Mobility Advancement collaborative, a regional push on cybersecurity training, a transportation collaborative with MDOT, and delivery of transportation-related training programs. The use of innovative training strategies and training delivery methods will upskill individuals in the region to succeed in middle- and high-skilled occupations.
Training models will include a broad range of classroom and on-the-job training, customized training, incumbent worker training, Registered Apprenticeship Programs and Industry-Recognized Apprenticeship Programs. Programs range from 16-weeks certifications to 2-year Associate Degrees.
You may be eligible to obtain education and supportive services at no cost, contact a local Michigan Works! Agency near you. Click here to view the Directory list and get started today (PDF)!
The $10 million grant to invest in workforce training from the U.S. Department of Labor is a portion of a larger $145 million award to workforce programs nationwide.
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