$250,000 allocated to workforce programs at SUNY Orange
The money will also aid students in paying for tuition and certification programs, including industrial manufacturing certification courses.
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Apr 2, 2024, 10:43 AM
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1h agoA quarter-million dollars is now allocated toward workforce programs at SUNY Orange.
The money will also aid students in paying for tuition and certification programs, including industrial manufacturing certification courses.
It's anticipated that 50 manufacturing apprenticeships will be produced.
Additionally, the Skill Up Orange program, which benefits the local health care sector, is receiving $150,000.
