MASSHIRE
METRO NORTH WORKFORCE BOARD
The MassHire Metro North Workforce Board and the Mayor’s Office of Workforce Development/Economic Development Industrial Corporation (OWD/EDIC) have released its Request for Qualifications for Hospitality-Related Training Providers for 2022-23.
MassHire Metro North Workforce Board has released its REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM PROVIDERS IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023
Job Training Highlights!
Free Progams in Healthcare and Life Sciences; Advanced Manufacturing; and Construction/Facilities !
B2 Life
We are excited to announce that the B2 LIFE Job Training Program is accepting new applicants!
In partnership with the Town of Burlington, the Town of Bedford, and MassHire, the B2 LIFE Job Training Program focuses on training residents for employment in the high demand industries of life science and health care. The program is flexible to the needs of residents’ individual career goals and availability.
Click on the Flyer for more information and to learn how to apply!!
Interested? Email Partner-Referrals@mhmncc.com
Virtual Manufacturing Training
Tooling U.
Earlier this year, MNWB and the Northeast Advanced Manufacturing Consortium (NAMC) received a $500,000 grant from the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development (EOHED) to deliver virtual manufacturing trainings to workers impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The project’s goal is to train 125 participants utilizing a virtual manufacturing training curriculum called Tooling U. The project will run until the end of calendar year 2021.
Tooling U recruiting is happening NOW!
Click on the flyer for more information or Email Partner-Referrals@mhmncc.com!!
Metro North Pre-Apprenticeship Construction and Facilities Maintenance Program
Recruiting is happening NOW for the next PAC-MAN cohort starting on September 27!
Click on the flyer for more information!!
Standing in Solidarity
The MassHire Metro North Workforce Board is horrified, angered, and deeply saddened by the recent murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and countless other citizens as a result of police brutality and systemic racism. We recognize these incidents as examples, once again, of our society’s greatest failures. These longstanding systemic failures have resulted in violence, hatred, discrimination, and biases against our Black and Brown communities and citizens, perpetuating broad social and economic injustices and inequities.
We join many others in the cry against racism in every form.
As an organization and as individuals, we are committed to engaging our Metro North communities and partners in discussions around equity, inclusion, and support. And we will continue to take decisive action to advance social and economic opportunities for those who have suffered our society’s failings.
We stand firm in our values of equity, justice, and opportunity.
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