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...FIND ENOUGH WORKERS? Our country is facing a skills gap. About 4.5 million new jobs have been created since May 2003. The majority require higher skills and higher educational levels, and that means these are relatively well-paying jobs. Our job is to make sure that we provide training and work with the private sector to train the workforce...
...WERE IN LITTLE ROCK, ARK., LAST MONTH ANNOUNCING A $5.9 MILLION GRANT TO TRAIN PEOPLE FOR WORK IN THE AUTO AND "ADVANCED MANUFACTURING" INDUSTRIES. WHO ELSE NEEDS HELP? The construction industry in Louisiana can only find 65% of the skilled labor they need. Health care's another one. We need about a million nurses and 3.4 million health-care workers in the next eight years. About 90% of the fastest-growing jobs these days require added training post--high school...
...Elements of Rhetoric,” he says that only approximately one-tenth of the course is devoted to public speaking, with the rest focusing on the history and theory of classical rhetoric.Nancy Houfek, the Head of Voice and Speech at the Institute for Advanced Theatre Training also says she believes that the College should train its students in public speaking. Houfek, who also teaches Dramatic Arts 28, “Vocal Production for the Stage,” says her course is insufficient to accommodate the demand among Harvard students for instruction in public speaking, due to its small...
...PROVIDE TRAINING IBM's pilot program Transition to Teaching will train prospective retirees to be math and science teachers. Reimbursed up to $15,000 for tuition and stipends, employees learn while still on the payroll and can continue to use IBM's online teacher-training services after they graduate to the classroom...
...behind in third place, with a time of 25:24.In the 100 free, sophomore Lindsay Hart who took second place with a time of 54:69, only .64 seconds out of first.“I think right now at the this point we are training so hard it’s just hard to swim fast sprints when you are exhausted,” O’Connor said. “I think it was tough. Everyone was really sore and exhausted.”There were three other close races, but the close times came between Harvard...