Workforce Development

Senator’s Trade Adjustment Assistance Legislation to Help More Than 200 Montana Workers Find and Train for New Jobs

The mission for this event is to help business students practice the art of personal introductions & networking, & to have the opportunity to meet professionals who can help them identify potential network contacts relevant to their individual career goals.

The employers who offer internships are simply trying to prepare future workers for the real world.

Extended University offers 21 courses this spring, including two new courses: "iPods, iPads, iTunes and Digital Media" and Dreamweaver: Cascading Style Sheets for mobile devices.
The line-up also includes courses on Excel, Access, Word, QuickBooks, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Lightroom and Dreamweaver.

A proposed rule would force businesses to hire disabled workers. Why is that making companies with existing disability programs uneasy?

U.S. Sen. Max Baucus, speaking to the Montana Legislature on Thursday, said he’s declaring a "war on veteran unemployment" and will be pushing legislation to help veterans of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan get jobs.

Dr. Weigensberg discusses her recent research on key components of successful workforce development programs and provided recommendations on how to improve the effectiveness of the existing programs.

Dr. Susan Wolff, who became dean and CEO of Great Falls College MSU last spring, talked to the Tribune about the college’s role in not only recruiting new industry to the area, but also how the college will meet new and changing workforce needs in the area.

The role of government is rapidly evolving. Building the workforce that will be needed requires new approaches.

The Employment Specialists at Montana’s Job Service offices can assist all Veterans in securing employment and training, as well as refer Veterans to other service providers in both public and private agencies and organizations.