CareerWise Colorado Takes Off
Official launch celebration of CareerWise Colorado took place on October 14th.
In an official launch celebration on October 14th, external pageCareerWise Coloradocall_made kicked off as the new high school dual VET model in the state of Colorado. Hailed as a national leader by U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez, CareerWise is taking a business-led approach to apprenticeship training that has great promise. Governor John Hickenlooper also spoke at the event in support of CareerWise. CEMETS is proud to work closely with the project.
A sample of additional press on CareerWise Colorado:
- “external pageColorado apprenticeship program gets major funding boostcall_made,” Denver Business Journal, Caitlin Hendee, September 14, 2016.
- “external pageGiving Colorado’s youth the skills and education to succeedcall_made,” Denver Post, John Hickenlooper, Michael R. Bloomberg and Jamie Dimon, September 14, 2016.
- “external pageColorado unveils $9.5 million youth apprenticeship programcall_made,” Colorado Public Radio, Jenny Brundin, September 14, 2016.
- “external pageWith powerful backers, new Colorado apprenticeship program seeks to build ‘middle class of tomorrowcall_made,’” Chalkbeat Colorado, Melanie Asmar, September 14, 2016.
- “external pageColorado career readiness programs get $9.5 million from Bloomberg Philanthropies and JPMorgan Chasecall_made,” Denverite, Adrian Garcia, September 14, 2016.
- “external page$9.5 million in grants back apprenticeship program for Colorado high school studentscall_made,” Denver Post, Emilie Rusch, September 15, 2016.
- “external pageEl secretario del trabajo manifesta su apoyo al aumento del salario mínimocall_made,” Univision, Ivan Carrillo, September 15, 2016.
- “external pageCareerWise Colorado gets an Acall_made,” Denver Post editorial board, September 19, 2016.