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2021 Building PA Podcast year in review
2021 proved to be an unconventional year – we battled a pandemic, did our best to manage an erratic supply chain, and watched many businesses grow at an exponential rate. […]
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Improving Workforce Development in Pennsylvania Chris Martin
Listen as President Rivera shares insight into the trends facing the industry related to workforce development beyond traditional construction-related skills such as career counseling, heavy equipment training, and professional career paths that will have a significant impact. Vital to the success of any workforce development programs which rely on training need to address the entire student to ensure that future workforces are prepared to positively address the future needs. Rivera shares several stories of his experiences
President Rivera discusses future programs that are necessary to support the state’s future needs such as civil engineering specific to water treatment and sewage-related to planned infrastructure investments.
Stevens has various programs to also include contractors and owners in terms of meeting industry needs such as advisory panels, internships, or externships and soft skills counseling. If interested in learning more about opportunities visit Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology.
More about President Pedro Rivera:
Read more about this topic in the interview that President Rivera gave for the Keystone Contractor Magazine.
Tagged as: Workforce Development, future workforce, Education, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, Pedro Rivera, skills creation.
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