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As a global leader in public health & health promotion, CDC is the agency Americans trust with their lives.
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Under the supervision of the Program Coordinator, the Program Specialist is responsible for program planning and implementation, coordinating and facilitating employment readiness workshops/trainings, and providing high quality youth workforce and development services.
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The Workforce Community Development Specialist is responsible for the implementation of the marketing and community outreach within Talent Acquisition, workforce planning and development and community partnerships for Catholic Health.
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Title: CDL Instructor Workforce Development Training Specialist. Department: Workforce Development. Coordinate the development and delivery of Class A, CDL training to students from a variety of backgrounds.
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National Grid is hiring a Strategic Workforce Development, Post-Secondary Education Specialist & Program Manager, based out of Waltham, MA. Proactively build and maintain effective working relationships with key internal stakeholders to help ensure ownership of and engagement in execution of the Clean Energy Careers Academy as part of the overall Strategic Workforce Development Strategy, with a focus on employee resource groups (ERGs) and the global DEI team.
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The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, the leading champion of empowerment and opportunity for African Americans and others throughout the region in securing economic self-reliance, social equality and civil rights, is seeking a highly motivated individual with a passion for helping others to work as a Workforce Development Specialist.
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We’re on the lookout for a passionate Employ St. Louis (ESL) Administrative Specialist to be the first point of contact at Employ St. Louis, our workforce development center. Job Title: Administrative Specialist: Workforce Development.
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Description of Duties: The Workforce Development Programs Specialist ensures that programs are aligned with the college's mission and goals, and that they meet the needs of the community and local employers.
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5 years of prior state, federal, or higher education workforce development consulting experience. 2 years in a technical or functional leadership role in workforce development business environments.
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Position Summary: TheWorkforce Development and Training Specialistis responsible for developing and implementing designated trainings for Education, Community Service, and Administrative Staff as well as families and other pertinent stakeholders as necessary.
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Title: Program Specialist (Workforce Development) Salary: $23-$27 per hour Reports to: Program Coordinator Status: Temporary Full Time; Non-Exempt (Position Ends on 6/30/24, with the potential for extension.
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Workforce Development Specialist facilitates the connection to, and monitors constituents’ progress with and linkages to District Workforce Development programs. Working with the MORCA case management program, contribute to the the comprehensive reentry assessment (risk and needs) to MORCA constituents as a part of the intake process related to workforce development.
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Bachelor’s in Human Resources, Organizational Development or related area preferred. Coordinate all shop floor training with the Training and Development department and use establish processes for scheduling and documenting training activity.
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Workforce Development Specialist. 2 years’ experience in Human Services or Workforce Development, preferred. Cross train with other Workforce Development Specialists/Programs.
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