The Workforce Intelligence Network for Southeast Michigan (WIN) convenes MiApprenticeship.org, Michigan Alliance for Greater Mobility Advancement (MAGMA) MiAutomobility.org, and Michigan’s Health Career Alliance (HCA) while cultivating a comprehensive and cohesive talent system to ensure employers’ success. WIN is a partnership of 10 community colleges and seven Michigan Works! Agencies in southeast Michigan. WIN specializes in fostering collaboration among talent partners, including workforce development, community colleges, four-year post-secondary institutions, K-12 schools, economic development organizations, government, community-based organizations, employers, and others. Activities at WIN are centered around three goals: data, employer strategies, and policy. 1) DATA: Provide current and actionable labor market intelligence to allow for greater regional talent system effectiveness. 2) EMPLOYER STRATEGIES: Strengthen and sustain an employer-driven talent system that serves as a resource hub and connection point for regional businesses, industries, and other stakeholders. 3) POLICY: Improve institutional, local, state, and federal talent development policy through research, thought leadership, and innovative practice. Special areas of focus include career pathways and data quality and access.
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Are you an #OaklandCounty employer looking to launch an apprenticeship program? Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) can help. Explore MI Apprenticeship employer resources below and learn how to build your own program to train and retain talent.
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🌟 Unlock your potential with our new Career Pathway Guides on Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Transportation, Robotics, and Advanced Manufacturing! Our FREE guides offer short-term training credentials to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in these high-demand careers. 💼 Ready to take the next step in your career journey? Explore various roles such as Cargo and Freight Agent, Computer User Support Specialist, Welder, and more. 📕 Download the full guide or individual pathways HERE 👉 https://loom.ly/ivwtkTM Plus, gain access to employment support resources covering apprenticeships, disabilities, justice system involvement, and veteran services. 📚 Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) #TheWayToWork #CareerPathways #Training #Careers #Jobs
📢 Attention all aspiring electricians! 📢 Detroit Electrical Industry Training Center is now accepting applications from June 17-21, 2024. 📅 Available opportunities include: 🔌 Inside Construction Wireman Apprenticeship 💡 Sound, Communication & Data Management Apprenticeship 🏡 Residential Apprenticeship Interested? Apply through Detroit EITC. ⏳ It’s recommended to apply sooner rather than later – if there’s a high number of applicants, the portal may close early. https://lnkd.in/dvFyA2c Know someone who’s applying? Encourage them to connect with their local Michigan Works! agency. Our career advisors are ready to assist and provide supportive services for those in need! #Electricians #Apprenticeship #DetroitEITC #CareerOpportunity #MichiganWorks
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The countdown to #MiCareerQuestSE begins #OaklandCounty. In 160 days, over 7,000 high schoolers from around the region will explore careers in manufacturing, technology, construction and health sciences through hands-on career exploration. Get involved at bit.ly/3Hjn2x5.
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We're excited to welcome a fresh batch of students to WCC and Michigan's Mitten Chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME), which pairs students with a sponsoring company to complete a two-year, work-and-learn apprenticeship program. Over the 18-month program, students work three days a week with their company and take classes two days a week at WCC while completing a Mechatronics associate degree. Learn more. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/dNYCEQ78
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#OaklandCounty employers, don't forget to register for tomorrow's virtual workshop on the demand for #ElectricVehicle workers and how the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) and Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) are helping train the next generation of EV workers. RSVP at tinyurl.com/5n9y52ee to explore the future workforce.
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Employers, join us on June 11 to explore #ElectricVehicle training in #OaklandCounty. Learn from expert professionals about the work of the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) EV Jobs Academy aiming to meet talent needs. Ask questions & network with fellow employers. RSVP at bit.ly/436hLT6.
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SEMCA Michigan Works! is thrilled to have hosted incredible events for the first inaugural Youth Apprenticeship Week 2024. With 159 attendees, the week was filled with inspiration, learning, and opportunities for our future workforce. 🌟 💼 We kicked off #YAW2024 with Schoolcraft College and an inspiring career fair, featuring resume building sessions and mock interviews, ensuring our youth are well-prepared to step into future roles. 🔧 Partnering with Monroe County Community College, we hosted an engaging expo with local businesses showcasing apprenticeship opportunities, and attendees connecting directly with industry professionals. 🎓 Our event at Henry Ford College, wrapped up the week with hands-on workshops and panel discussions, giving students a glimpse into various career paths and the skills needed to succeed. 🚀 Finally, we partnered with Congressman Shri Thanedar for an Apprenticeship Readiness Open House to share information and answer questions for anyone ready to take the first step towards their career goals. A huge thank you to all the participants, partners, and volunteers who made this week a resounding success. Together, we are building a brighter future for our community. 🙌 #thewaytowork #YouthApprenticeshipWeek2024 #FutureWorkforce #HenryFordCollege #MCCC #SchoolcraftCollege
🌟 Join us for a special Tech Trends & the Labor Market panel! 🚀 Assessing changes, opportunities, and challenges during the virtual MAGMA Advisory Council Meeting on Friday, June 7, 2024, from 9-11 AM. 🗓️ Presentation Highlights: 🔸 Deloitte Insights’s 15th annual Tech Trends report: Explore emerging tech trends and revolutionary business strategies. 🔸 W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research's report on the demand for a specialized EV battery production workforce. 🔸 Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) presenting 2023 labor market highlights and key hiring trends. Featured Speakers: 🔸 Raquel Buscaino, NExT Leader | Deloitte 🔸 Hillary Umphrey, Strategy & Analytics Consultant | Deloitte 🔸 Mike Horrigan, President | W.E. Upjohn Institute 🔸 Kevin L. Cranick, MBA, Senior Economic Analyst | WIN 🔸 Moderator: Alicia Douglas, Founder of WaterRising Institute 🗣️ Be part of this informative session blending industry insights and forward-thinking strategies. 🌐 Register today! https://ow.ly/EGps50S4AB6 #TechTrends #LaborMarket #MAGMA #VirtualPanel #Deloitte #Upjohn #WIN #FutureOfWork
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#OaklandCounty Michigan Works! Director Jennifer Llewellyn is with County Executive David Coulter and other members of the Oakland County team at this year's Mackinac Policy Conference to discuss #workforce development and our #Oakland80 effort. #MPC24