Federal grant
Award Purpose Guide People to Employment & Training, Improve Economic Mobility, and Address Labor Shortage. Build a Collaboration Across Vermont Workforce Development Entities, Powered by a Technology System That Empowers People and Providers. Activities Performed BDCC Will Deploy the Skilllab Platform Among the Project Network and Target Audiences. BDCC Will Facilitate Training / Tech Support by Technology Partners/sub-recipients Skilllab and Green River. the Project Network Will Use the Tool for Career Guidance Matching People to Jobs, Training, and Education Through the Platform. Data Generated Will Be Used to Inform Workforce Development Programming. Deliverables Participants Receive Free Tool to Map Skills and Goals to Employment and Training; the Project Network Can Conduct Career Guidance Using Skills-based Client Data and Real-time Labor Market Data; Data Analysis Generated on Skills Availability and Gaps in Relation to Regional Labor Demand; Labor Market Actors Linked via Platform Using Common Frameworks and Data Standards to Improve Delivery of Services and Programs. Intended Beneficiary Refugees & Asylum-seekers; Unemployed / Underemployed Clients of Housing Agencies and Programs; Individuals Pursuing Credential / Training Programs With Workforce Development Networks; Unemployed / Underemployed Clients of Statewide Agencies and Programs; Youth Entering the Workforce / Exiting Regional High Schools or Community College Subrecipient Activities Skilllab: Core Platform – Distribution to Project Network, Development of Additional Modules Designed to Build the Capacity to Use a Common Framework and Facilitate Inclusion of Labor Market Information. Green River: Performance Measurement, Data Analysis, Reporting, Software Design & Development, and Related Services to the Project Initiative.
Committed
$900,000
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