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$5M funds free training for Oʻahu residents at UH Community Colleges

The $5 million will expand training offered in healthcare, education, clean energy, skilled trades, creative industries and technology.

More than $3 million is available in tuition and fees for training in resilient industries.

The rail transit system Skyline's first phase will connect two University of Hawaiʻi campuses.

The grant will provide both cash and equipment for training future HVAC, fire and security industry workers.

A new act expands the certified nurse aide bridge program at UH Maui College.

Hundred of Hawaiʻi residents have enrolled in the UH Community College’s free collaborative workforce training initiative.

Upon completion of the three-month certificate program, students enter one of the fastest growing fields in the U.S.

The UH Community Colleges and top business leaders launched a $35-million workforce development initiative.

A new grant to Honolulu Community College is for innovative partnerships with employers.

Kuakini Medical Center hired seven Hana Career Pathways participants for various jobs.