“Developing skills is as important as training. A larger effort is needed to create a skilled workforce with employment potential”
Pallam Raju, Indian Politician
Total Available For Awards: $12.5 Billion
Employment Training Narrative:
A well trained workforce supported by a variety of educational programs and opportunities is vital for a 21st century society that has the ability to create products and compete in the international market place. This sections goals and objectives are designed to help create, discuss and fund programs that establish public and private educational opportunities for general, skilled and professional labor.
Goals & Objectives: establish programs that
- Create skilled labor programs that will train workers how to use heavy equipment;
- Construct foundations that lead to the expansion of economic infrastructures;
- Lift people out of poverty by creating an educated consumer class for products & services;
- Develop, organize and train an employed workforce, expanding regional economies;
- Establish and entrench concepts that support the growth of fundamental capitalism;
- Establish competitive markets, complete with new products and job skills to pay for products;
- Train a variety of professionals to help the region’s economy over 10 years;
- Train a variety Financial professionals – from bank tellers to Financial Advisors.
Awards Time Line
- Year 1: Available: $50M
- Year 2: Available: $400 M
- Year 3: Available: $1 B
- Year 4: Available: $2 B
- Year 5: Available: $3 B
- Year 6: Available: $4 B
- Year 7: Available: $1 B
- Year 8: Available: $1 B
- Year 9: Available: $100 M
- Year 10: Available: $10M
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Needs: Develop the following: Schools: The two paths
Private Course Focus: skilled labor and professionals – examples – totals over 10 years
Public Course Focus: Professional Labor Jobs
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Notes
1st year
- Committee operations
- Hearings conducted
- RFP/Submissions
- Projects discussed
2nd year
- Curriculum
- approved
- First awards
- Schools open – initial rollout
3rd year
- Program takes off – full rollout