Governor Tom Wolf today launched the next phase of his new and innovative PAsmart initiative by announcing that $30 million in grants are available to invest in K-12 computer science and STEM education, expand registered apprenticeships, and support job training with Industry Partnership programs.
Governor Wolf announced that $2.5 million is available for Teacher in the Workplace grants that will partner school districts with local businesses, resulting in new career opportunities for students.
Governor Wolf announced three new apprenticeships for electricians, machinists and maintenance technicians have been approved in Southwestern Pennsylvania, underscoring the governor’s commitment to expanding apprenticeships, increasing the skilled workforce and attracting more businesses to Pennsylvania.
As the fall season kicks into gear, Governor Wolf continued to increase workforce development for dislocated workers, invest in small businesses, and expand broadband access to more than 9,000 currently unserved rural Pennsylvanians.
Governor Wolf announced new apprenticeship opportunities in several trades with the Home Builders Association of Metropolitan Harrisburg.
