Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports the Miami Dade College With Renovating a Building at the College's North Campus in Miami to Serve as a Workforce Training Facility to Be Known as the Construction Trade Institute. the Institute Will Offer Hands-on Learning and Certifications in High-demand Construction Trades. the Space Will Facilitate Training for 120 Students Per Year to Entry-level Paid Apprenticeships or Permanent Employment That Will Lead to High Skill, High Wage Careers in Construction and Unionized Jobs. Once Completed, the Project Will Attract New Industries, Create Jobs, Increase Global Competitiveness, and Promote Economic Resiliency Throughout the Region.
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$1.8 Million
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