Post-secondary training, education key to filling jobs in future, report says
Most jobs available over the next 10 years will require some kind of post-secondary training, according to a report presented Wednesday by the Washington Student Achievement Council and the Washington Roundtable. The Workforce Education Center at Big Bend Community College is pictured.
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OLYMPIA — Washington’s economy will need a lot of workers in the next decade, and both business and government will have to figure out ways to train them, according to a report from the Washington Partnership for Learning and the Washington Roundtable. The report was released Wednesday.
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