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State Exposure on Addressing Skills Gap

Fox Valley Technical College’s training technologies and state-of-the-art facilities are front and center in a recent article in the Wisconsin State Journal, one of the state’s largest newspapers. 

The article by Wisconsin Technology Council President Tom Still, “Can’t find skilled workers? Wisconsin businesses can often shop close to home,” highlights the state’s skill gap and the need for talent that match the intricacies of a new economy.

Read article (Wisconsin State Journal, 6/28/2014) >>

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