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SA Ready to Work program hopes to help residents receive ‘high-quality’ jobs
Read full article: SA Ready to Work program hopes to help residents receive ‘high-quality’ jobsSan Antonio City Council recently approved contracts for community partners to implement the $200 million SA: Ready to Work program.
Council poised to put voter-approved job training program to work
Read full article: Council poised to put voter-approved job training program to workIn a presentation to council members, city staff laid out the basic structure of the program, which is expected to place put more than 28,000 people into either certification and degree programs and result in at least 15,728 people into “high-quality” jobs in in-demand fields.
City says employer participation key to $200M job training program
Read full article: City says employer participation key to $200M job training programMore the 70 employers have signed onto a pledge supporting the upcoming “SA: Ready To Work” program, which will provide tuition for certification programs or associate’s and bachelor’s degrees in high-demand fields. The goal of the $200 million program is to help participants get and keep jobs paying at least $15 an hour with benefits.