Ohio Announces $7.1M Investment to Prepare Students for in-Demand Careers

Ohio announces $7.1M investment to prepare students for in-demand careers

It's a two-year funding strategy that the state aims to use to prepare Ohio students for in-demand careers, such as advising, mentoring and more.

Ohio unveils $7.1M investment to expand student access to in-demand careers  | The Highland County Press

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (DEW) Director Stephen D. Dackin have announced a $7.1 million investment to enhance career-connected learning and career planning statewide through the Career Pathway Support Networks Request for Applications (RFA).