Partners of the Good Jobs Central Valley initiative include regional workforce development boards, educational institutions, and national nonprofits. We all work together in the name of building connections and driving change.
These backbone partners serve as the foundation of the Good Jobs Central Valley initiative—they oversee the project’s work in specific industry sectors. These invaluable allies ensure workers are best equipped for new jobs, with employers that will benefit the most from them.
Helping to train and certify workers in office management, bookkeeping, and computers for in-demand, high-quality jobs.
Extending apprenticeship programs and assisting local governments with meeting local hiring requirements.
Programs that allow new workers to be quickly, effectively trained for work at major employers, with placement, retention, and support.
Employer-backed training for new workers in one of the most in-demand jobs, boosting competitiveness in the job market.
Good Jobs Central Valley has already made incredible strides in boosting our community, its workers and their employers.
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