DURHAM – New Hampshire students, job seekers and others interested in careers in highway construction and maintenance have a new place to start. The New Hampshire Highway Construction Workforce Partnership, led by the University of New Hampshire T2 Center, is now accepting applications for its first free training programs, designed to equip participants with practical skills, industry-recognized training and connections to employers in New Hampshire's highway construction industry.
The initiative welcomes not only prospective trainees, but also parents, school counselors, educators, workforce development and other community organizations helping people consider their next steps. Whether someone is ready to enroll now or simply wants to learn what opportunities exist, the New Hampshire Highway Construction Workforce Partnership encourages them to reach out.
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