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Delaware might be small, but our companies make an incredible range of interesting (and useful) products. We’ve got national brands and mom-and-pop shops manufacturing everything from space suits to protective equipment for doctors, to ice ...
Students: Are you ready to get started on a career in manufacturing, construction, health care or financial services? There are lots of resources available in Delaware to help you polish your resume, get the right ...
Seeing problems and solving them is key to starting a business Venture capital advisor Pedro Moore first got bit by the entrepreneurial bug as a business student at the University of Delaware. Today, he counts ...
High school students and recent graduates share how they succeeded in trades without a college degree Johna Finch Johna Finch has generally been pretty sure of her career plans: “I’ve always wanted to be in ...
Two of my four children live in State College, where they work in restaurants after failing to graduate from Penn State and the University of Houston — one because he hated school and one because ...
State launches massive effort to train unemployed workers, fill open trade jobs On August 3, Governor John Carney signed Executive Order 43, kicking off a statewide program that will retrain unemployed Delawareans for in-demand occupations ...
Bryan Horsey shared his thoughts on the future of work-based learning post-COVID as well as the biggest challenges and opportunities ahead for employers and candidates alike. Q: The Office of Work-Based Learning was created three years ...
Skills-training programs offer different opportunities for success While it’s true that earning a college degree may dramatically boost lifetime earnings, it doesn’t mean that those who don’t earn one can’t find well-paying jobs. Delaware has ...
