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Water & Wastewater Occupations

Water and wastewater utilities and agencies across six Bay Area counties employ close to 1,600 workers in seven key occupations. In five years, there may be as many as 670 new and replacement jobs for these positions. More+

Energy Efficiency Workers

In the South Central region, employers are projected to add as many as 2,300 new jobs over the next three years in eight energy efficiency occupations. More+

ICT: Information & Communications Technologies

Employment in computer systems design and related services is estimated to grow nearly 40% and account for almost one-fourth of all new jobs created in California over the next five years. More+

"Thanks so much for your technical assistance - it has helped our Center for Applied Technologies clearly identify the region’s small and medium manufacturing and technology businesses. Some of these businesses have been invaluable contacts for us as we assist local high schools in the development of a computer numeric controlled (CNC) machining program."

Carol Pepper-Kittredge, Director
Center for Applied Competitive Technologies, Sierra College

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Understanding the Workforce Skills Gaps

The public/private partnerships that the Centers of Excellence develop enable them to incorporate the most up to date information employers into their scans and customized reports. These reports focus on areas that have demonstrated labor market needs that warrant an organized community college response. The studies of an industry or occupation provide detailed information on how colleges are currently responding, as well as information on workforce and occupational needs which have been validated by employers or industry associations.

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