Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Funds the Illinois Qist Workforce Planning Project, to Develop a Comprehensive Workforce Training and Development Plan Related to Quantum Information Science and Technology (QIST) to Identify Actions Needed to Establish Robust Quantum Industries With a Diverse and Sustainable Workforce. the Study Components Will Include an Analysis to Gauge the Current State, Future Growth, and Technological Areas That Will Influence Qist Labor Demand; Qist Labor Market Analysis to Better Understand the Labor Needs of Qist Organizations; Assessment of Existing Qist Training Initiatives and Facilities to Better Understand Existing Gaps. Once Completed, the Project Will Diversify and Strengthen the Regional Economy.
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$33,204
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