August 26, 2020
CAWD Announces First Ever Recipients of “Wake Partners” Grant
Fourteen nonprofits awarded grants to aid individuals affected by COVID-19
Capital Area Workforce Development is happy to announce that it will fund 14 projects for community-based organizations through …
Read MoreInformation Technology Apprenticeship Program is Recruiting!
Capital Area Workforce Development is looking for qualified candidates to participate in the ISG Information Technology Apprenticeship Program (ITAP).
The goal of the program is to combine classroom learning with real-world experience so students …
Read MoreReopen Wake is a two-module, online training that will help employers prepare team members to return to work using appropriate precautions. CAWD is pleased to offer this training at no-cost to eligible Wake County businesses. This program specifically connects businesses …
Read MoreCapital Area Workforce Development is required to make copies of the proposed Capital Area Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) plan available to the public and allow for public comment. The 4-year plan is available via the links below.
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Read MoreThe region was on pace for incredible growth and development prior to COVID-19. While it might take time to regain that momentum, the Regional Skills Analysis can help us get on track as it’s important to understand the subtle nuances …
Read MoreThe NC Department of Commerce published a dashboard to view unemployment insurance (UI) claims by local area. Users can search by county, workforce development board or see cumulative data for the state. In the press release, Commerce noted that not …
Read MoreNCWorks has a new site with everything you need to know about managing your business and workforce through this crisis.
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If your workforce was impacted by COVID-19, you can also schedule a virtual meeting with your local NCWorks …
Read MoreRaleigh, March 18,2020 – Capital Area Workforce Development’s (CAWD) NCWorks Career Center network is providing employment services to Wake County residents virtually. Individuals experiencing job loss due to coronavirus or those looking for education and training resources can do so …
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