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Business Series - Community college responds to workforce demand

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June 21, 2022

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In the last three years, the Maine Community College System short-term training program has increased 600 percent, reflecting a growing demand for skilled workers and the system’s increased flexibility to meet those demands from Maine’s business community. Managers from health care, hospitality, skilled manufacturing, construction and other industries have tapped MCCS resources. Is there an opportunity for your business?

Join moderator Carol Coultas and system President David Daigler, and Dan Belyea, who heads up the system’s short-term workforce training programs, and Christine Kendall, owner of H.E. Callahan Construction, to explore how the system is responding to workforce demands.

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Community college responds to workforce demandMaine Community College SystemCarol CoultasPresident David DaiglerDan BelyeaChristine KendallHE Callahan Construction

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