What’s New

Allied Health Occupations

Bay Area healthcare employers anticipate more than 4,000 new and replacement jobs in ten key allied health occupations over the next twelve months. More+

Health Information Technology

The demand for Medical Records and Health Information Technicians in Los Angeles and Orange Counties will result in more than 1,500 job openings by 2014. More+

Medical Technology

Between 2006 and 2008, the medical technology industry grew by 20.7% in the Sacramento Region, adding almost 300 jobs. More+

"The Centers of Excellence were instrumental in supporting two of our local workforce boards. Their information, presentations, and technical assistance provided much needed quantitative information that I simply would not have been able to provide without them. Lastly their support has opened up new project potential that may lead to large grant. I couldn’t be more pleased with the quality of information and the level of professional support that I have received from the Centers of Excellence."

Bruce Winner
Contract Training Coordinator
Los Rios CCD

Workforce Investment Boards

Balancing Budget Cuts with Workforce Needs

Workforce investment boards play a critical role in the development of California’s workforce. As the strategists who enact the intent of the Workforce Investment Act, workforce investment boards work collaboratively with community colleges in identifying training options and solutions to improve the employability of workers.

Workforce investment boards access our environmental scans to understand all aspects of emerging high growth and economically vital sectors in California.

Workforce boards are invited to join our partnership events to discuss needs and solutions for building workforce talent.

Click here for an overview on how the Centers of Excellence benefit workforce investment boards.

Workforce Investment Board Options

Environmental Scans

Partnership Events