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This Eda Investment Funds the Open Community Technology Initiative Nebraska (OCTEIN) Program, to Deliver Scalable, Targeted Training Initiative in Order to Strengthen the Stem Talent Pipeline in Those High-demand It Occupations That Are Critical to the Growth of Omaha's Regional Economy. the Program Will Employ a Train-the-trainer Approach to Equip Community Partners With the Skills Needed to Deliver Tier 1 Training. Training Will Be Complemented by the Coordination of Work-based Learning Opportunities for Students in Tier 3 Training Courses and an Extensive Network of Embedded Supports to Heighten Probability of Successful Outcomes. Once Implemented, the Program Will Serve a Total 775 Participants Each Year of the Project, or 1,550 Total. the Partnerships Being Developed Through the Grant Will Help to Strengthen the Pipeline Through Recruitment of Underrepresented Populations, Mobilize Resources and Supports, and Supply an Array of Flexible Work-based Learning Opportunities in the
Committed
$248,873
Paid out
$96.9K
39%
Committed, not yet paid
$152.0K
61%
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