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Volume 12, No. 2
Adult Education Responds to Workforce Needs With a Focus on Rider 82 |
Adult Technology Training for Individuals with Limited English ProficiencyThe Texas Workforce Commission is pleased to announce the award of four innovative projects that will support the mounting need of businesses to recruit and employ job candidates from Texas’ growing multilingual workforce. Projects will match Texas businesses that are facing critical skill shortages with customized work-based English as a Second Language training in high demand occupations.
Texas is rapidly becoming more diverse, and the state’s future workforce requires adult education solutions that lead with innovative instructional approaches and respond to rapidly evolving business climates. For more information on these projects, contact Texas Workforce Commission at |
Texas Adult & Family Literacy Quarterly is published by
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a project housed in the Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy & Learning
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 77843-4477
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Texas A&M University, Texas Education Agency, nor Harris County Department of Education.
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