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Powered by CareerSource Florida, our state workforce training grants offer an integrated talent support solution to help businesses find, develop and keep talented employees. The CareerSource Florida team provides the expertise, funding and resources businesses need to succeed. Whether your company does business in Florida now or plans to relocate here, our workforce training grant programs are available to help your business grow!
Local career centers can offer career seeker support online, on the phone and by appointment. The network of workforce professionals can assist with job searches, resume writing, career-related events and more.
CareerSource Florida advances workforce modernization with regional planning approvals, fostering collaboration for economic growth. Board also progresses WIOA Combined State Plan and updates Master Credentials List.
CareerSource Florida celebrates 2023 achievements, assisting thousands in securing jobs, transitioning individuals from public assistance, and boosting business talent. Transformation plans, apprenticeships, healthcare training, and aerospace initiatives drive prosperity.
CareerSource Florida has announced the annual assignment of letter grades to the state’s 24 local workforce development boards. Using criteria established by the Governor’s Reimagining Education and Career Help (REACH) Office, and data from the 2022-23 fiscal year.
Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of Ryan Goertzen and Darcy “D.C.” Reeves and the reappointment of Joe Marino, Melvin “Mel” Ponder, Laurie Sallarulo, Robert Salonen, and Representative Dana Trabulsy to the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors.
State and local leaders marked the success of 2023 Summer Youth Employment Programs offered by 21 of Florida’s local workforce development boards. Through these programs, which offered stipends or wages, students had the opportunity to build skills.
First Lady Casey DeSantis announced the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors’ support for Hope Florida through expanded services and enhanced coordination between CareerSource Florida and the Department of Children and Families to help Floridians with barriers to employment get and keep good jobs.
At February’s board meeting, the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors advanced key workforce initiatives and reinforced its commitment to building a stronger talent pipeline for Florida.
In Florida’s ever-growing job market, the demand for skilled workers is outpacing the supply – a challenge Governor Ron DeSantis is committed to addressing. Florida is projected to gain 4 million new residents by 2030, with an anticipated 2 million new jobs, and he is focused on preparing our workforce to meet this demand.”
In Florida’s ever-growing job market, the demand for skilled workers is outpacing the supply – a challenge Governor Ron DeSantis is committed to addressing. Florida is projected to gain 4 million new residents by 2030, with an anticipated 2 million new jobs, and he is focused on preparing our workforce to meet this demand.
At June’s board meeting, the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors voted to approve funding allocations for the upcoming fiscal year. Governor Ron DeSantis’ Focus on Florida’s Future budget boasts a strategic investment in Florida’s workforce development initiatives, ensuring continued support for career advancement and economic growth across the state.
At June’s board meeting, the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors voted to approve funding allocations for the upcoming fiscal year. Governor Ron DeSantis’ Focus on Florida’s Future budget boasts a strategic investment in Florida’s workforce development initiatives, ensuring continued support for career advancement and economic growth across the state.
CareerSource Florida applauds Governor Ron DeSantis for his dedication to advancing Florida’s education and workforce development agenda by signing the 2024-2025 Focus on Florida’s Future budget.
CareerSource Florida advances workforce modernization with regional planning approvals, fostering collaboration for economic growth. Board also progresses WIOA Combined State Plan and updates Master Credentials List.
CareerSource Florida celebrates 2023 achievements, assisting thousands in securing jobs, transitioning individuals from public assistance, and boosting business talent. Transformation plans, apprenticeships, healthcare training, and aerospace initiatives drive prosperity.
CareerSource Florida has announced the annual assignment of letter grades to the state’s 24 local workforce development boards. Using criteria established by the Governor’s Reimagining Education and Career Help (REACH) Office, and data from the 2022-23 fiscal year.
Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of Ryan Goertzen and Darcy “D.C.” Reeves and the reappointment of Joe Marino, Melvin “Mel” Ponder, Laurie Sallarulo, Robert Salonen, and Representative Dana Trabulsy to the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors.
State and local leaders marked the success of 2023 Summer Youth Employment Programs offered by 21 of Florida’s local workforce development boards. Through these programs, which offered stipends or wages, students had the opportunity to build skills.
First Lady Casey DeSantis announced the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors’ support for Hope Florida through expanded services and enhanced coordination between CareerSource Florida and the Department of Children and Families to help Floridians with barriers to employment get and keep good jobs.
At February’s board meeting, the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors advanced key workforce initiatives and reinforced its commitment to building a stronger talent pipeline for Florida.
In Florida’s ever-growing job market, the demand for skilled workers is outpacing the supply – a challenge Governor Ron DeSantis is committed to addressing. Florida is projected to gain 4 million new residents by 2030, with an anticipated 2 million new jobs, and he is focused on preparing our workforce to meet this demand.”
In Florida’s ever-growing job market, the demand for skilled workers is outpacing the supply – a challenge Governor Ron DeSantis is committed to addressing. Florida is projected to gain 4 million new residents by 2030, with an anticipated 2 million new jobs, and he is focused on preparing our workforce to meet this demand.
At June’s board meeting, the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors voted to approve funding allocations for the upcoming fiscal year. Governor Ron DeSantis’ Focus on Florida’s Future budget boasts a strategic investment in Florida’s workforce development initiatives, ensuring continued support for career advancement and economic growth across the state.
At June’s board meeting, the CareerSource Florida Board of Directors voted to approve funding allocations for the upcoming fiscal year. Governor Ron DeSantis’ Focus on Florida’s Future budget boasts a strategic investment in Florida’s workforce development initiatives, ensuring continued support for career advancement and economic growth across the state.
CareerSource Florida applauds Governor Ron DeSantis for his dedication to advancing Florida’s education and workforce development agenda by signing the 2024-2025 Focus on Florida’s Future budget.