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Residents of Southeastern PA have access to good jobs in the thriving Healthcare, Life Sciences, Infrastructure and Energy sectors.
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Here’s what you can expect to support your career success:
- Step 1
Information sessions are available to learn about each opportunity.
- Step 2
Free training will prepare you for the skills and credentials that you need to succeed.
- Step 3
Job placement at the end of the training.
- Step 4
Good pay with benefits.
Everything You Need to Know
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| Eligibility |
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| Where are the jobs located? | The following counties: Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, and Philadelphia |
| What type of jobs are available? | Quality jobs in the Energy, Healthcare/Life Sciences, and Infrastructure sectors ranging from Laboratory Technicians and Certified Nursing Assistants to Welders and HVAC installers. |
| What are the benefits? |
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| What is the training process? | View available training sessions |
| How to apply for the program? | It’s easy to get started |
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Skills Training Programs: Programs that train workers using high quality, competency-based curriculum to develop industry-specific skills needed for in-demand, good jobs and prepare workers for employment that provides career pathways after completion of the program. Good Jobs Challenge funding aims to support program participants that are placed into jobs by the end of the Good Jobs Challenge opportunity time period.
Labor Management Training Program: Programs that are sponsored or developed jointly by labor and management through collective bargaining in accordance with applicable law.
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