Workforce Programs
There are several workforce programs available within the City of Wilmington to ensure that each employee has necessary resources to succeed in their profession. Many of these are the result of strong partnerships with local colleges. The University of Delaware offers strong relationships with employers including internships and ongoing entrepreneurship programs. Additionally, Delaware Technical Community College (DelTech) is highly ranked nationally; all programs have an Employer Advisory Board.
Workforce Programs
To maintain the highest quality workforce, the City of Wilmington offers multiple avenues for healthy workforce programs for employers and employees. Individuals have a rich resource base from Delaware Works, and the Delaware Technical Community College Workforce Training Program. These organizations help aid in developmental skills for all individuals. Business owners can access these resources for the benefit of employees and overall business development. Employees can access these resources for the betterment of their overall working skills.
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Career training courses at Delaware Tech CC are designed to enhance personal knowledge and skills as a pathway to being successful in the workplace. Open enrollment courses are available at your work site as well.
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The Delaware Workforce Development Board ensures the citizens of Delaware are provided with occupational training and employment service opportunities to help them achieve employment that sustains them and their families. They seek to communicate with business industry partners to provide qualified workers to meet their...
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Job Corps centers are ranked monthly by the U.S. Department of Labor in several categories including job placement, high school diploma or equivalency attainment, certification attainment, and earnings. 125 centers are ranked on the Job Corps outcome measurement system report card.
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Wilmington University offers accredited industry-recognized certifications and professional licenses for academic credit. In addition, students may be able to earn academic credit for trainings completed at their workplace. Some of their training programs are in law enforcement, information technology, early childhood education, accounting, and writing...
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