Job Training

John Smith looks at the advancement of Career and Technical Education and whether it can help fill the job vacancy void.

Katie Zilcosky examines how new job training programs are looking to improve in their effort to stabilize the workforce.

Five peaks will begin to train students in Syracuse City Schools and other local school districts at SCSD until the STEAM School opens.

The next chapter of City Limits will focus on the working dilemma facing Central New York. City Limits: A Working Dilemma, launches Tuesday March 1st.

The SUNY Educational Opportunity Center in Syracuse added new trades and an advanced manufacturing lab with the goal of helping people find jobs in key industries.

Syracuse Surge is now offering job training program under Surge Advanced Manufacturing and Electrical Mechanical Tech for Syracuse residents.

As part of Mayor Ben Walsh's Syracuse Surge initiative, a series of job-training programs were launched to spur the economy and employment opportunities for the area.

There are new opportunities available for Syracuse residents looking to advance their careers in the technical and manufacturing fields. The city and its educational and business partners have opened up two workforce training programs with the goal of filling jobs right away.

The City of Syracuse is aiming to recruit and train about 140 unemployed and underemployed city residents for positions that employers are looking to fill. Meanwhile, Councilors want to see if they can get county support for rental assistance before approving federal pandemic relief funds.

Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families is celebrating its 10th anniversary by helping more than 70,000 veterans with…