The Department of Labor wants to expand apprenticeship programs around the country, and has asked Ivy Tech to help.
Purdue Northwest College of Technology awarded nearly $6 million grant to develop national cybersecurity workforce training program
A nearly $6 million federal grant will help Purdue University Northwest and a coalition of colleges across the country develop a national training program to fill shortages in the cybersecurity workforce.
Jobless rate falls in July as businesses reopen from pandemic
With more people returning to work as businesses reopen after months of shutdown or reduced operations, Indiana’s jobless rate also is showing signs of improvement.
Latest government jobs report shows economy on the mend but many Americans remain unemployed
The latest government jobs report shows people around the country are returning to work as the nation continues to reopen after months of shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Economist says slowing of new unemployment claims a good sign for country
The drop in weekly unemployment claims filed in the U.S. in the latest government report may be a good sign for the country, according to Ball State University Economist Michael Hicks.
Prior to crisis Indiana’s jobless rate was 3.1% in February but number expected to soar
Economic experts suggest Indiana’s once-low unemployment rate is expected to jump significantly as a result of measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Ivy Tech lands more than $1.5M in federal grants to support education programs for veterans
Ivy Tech Community College recently was awarded more than $1.5 million in federal grants to support education programs for veterans.