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Post-Crescent: FVTC receives $3.6M state jobs grant to expand classes

Wednesday, July 23, 2014|By Britten, Casey

Fox Valley Technical College will use a $3.6 million grant from the Wisconsin Fast Forward program to train workers for high-demand fields including transportation, health care, manufacturing and logistics.

FVTC president Susan May said the money will allow the college to train up to 856 workers with the technical skills needed in today’s regional economy. FVTC will train additional truck drivers, personal care workers, production welders, automation technology workers, operations specialists and phlebotomists.

Read more in The Post-Crescent >>

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