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Texas Veteran Commission announces Veteran Employers of the Year
NPower, Harris County team up in $1.8 million project to train veterans for jobs paying nearly $100K
AT&T Launches Community-Based Digital Navigators
NPower is excited to partner with AT&T to launch Community Helpdesks in St. Louis and Dallas this summer. We are committed to serving these communities to bridge the digital divide. This is so important to us as according to a 2020 survey conducted by Deutsche Bank, 76% of Black respondents and 62% of Hispanic respondents feel unprepared for jobs that require digital skills. This could stem from not having reliable access to the Internet, owning faulty tools or hardware, or not knowing enough to troubleshoot errors. The solution we’re providing is training a select group of our NPower students to become Digital Navigators and mobilizing them to serve their respective communities to get everyone connected!
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NPower Texas is well underway in Houston!
Can you imagine a 16-week, intense training class, all geared toward getting you a high-paying job in tech? And it’s not going to cost you anything – no tuition, no books and you don’t even need a computer! Thanks to a free class offered by Harris County and NPower, what seems like a dream – is very much a reality.
As featured here on Click2Houston.com.
NPower Texas Announces 2023 Expansion into San Antonio, Creating New Tech Opportunities for Military Veterans and Youth
Dallas Innovates: NPower Texas Expands Free Tech Fundamentals Program to Young Adults
Reinventing self into new career
From TVC: When 67-year-old U.S. Army veteran Kurt Vogel was laid off from a Human Resources position over a year ago, he decided to reinvent himself and seek a new career field. “I am making a shockingly high salary even as an entry-level employee. And now I have a new career starting less than a month before I turn 67 years old.”
Cognizant Grant Helps NPower Texas Launch Careers in Technology for Veterans
NPower has received a $250,000 grant from the Cognizant U.S. Foundation that will help more than 100 veterans and military spouses in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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