Virtual employment expo for individuals age 50 and older in Montgomery County.

Three-week accelerated child care training and certification program. Includes two in-person meetings (June 19-20) followed by self-paced online modules (June 20-July 10). Training covers CPR/first aid, health and safety, infant/toddler safe sleep, playground safety, child maltreatment recognition, NC Foundations for Early Learning, Environment Rating Scales, and program standards. Partnering organizations to be determined.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International nonprofit, for-profit, and academic organizations for programs to advance STEM education and professional development. Applicants are advised that required registrations may take several weeks to complete. The purpose of the program is to cultivate a strong STEM workforce. Agency: Federal. GrantWatch ID# 151207.

10-week Electrical Lineworker Training Program designed to prepare students for careers as electrical linemen. Includes pole setting/climbing, installing equipment, electric theory, safety training, commercial driving, and CDL training. 400 hours total with 350 hours credited toward apprenticeship. Monday-Thursday 7:30am-5pm, Friday online work.

Horizons showcases our shared dedication to economic success for people, businesses, and communities. Join committed leaders from every sector to connect and drive change in a welcoming and nonpartisan environment. The event runs from July 13-14, 2026.

The Manchester Tech for Teachers Institute is a dynamic, paid professional development program open to middle and high school teachers from across all STEM subject areas in the Manchester region. The focus is two-fold: Building knowledge of regenerative medicine and biofabrication and the transformation of instructional practice through project-based learning. The two-week program includes seminars, project design, observation of Manchester Tech Camp, and ongoing support throughout the academic year. Participants receive CEUs, classroom supplies, and ongoing support from UNH faculty and graduate students. Part of Manchester CREATES, a workforce development initiative funded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration.

300-hour comprehensive welding technology program combining classroom and hands-on training. Covers occupational safety, welding principles, blueprint reading, SMAW/Stick, GMAW/MIG, GTAW/TIG welding, quality control, and oxy-fuel cutting. Program meets NCCER standards. Classes run Monday through Thursday, 5-9 PM from September 14, 2026 to February 3, 2027. No classes on 11/3, 11/26, 12/24-12/31, 1/18/27. Classes resume 1/4/27 in January.

Flight Night is a fundraising gala with a 'Space Cowboy' theme supporting STEM education in Oklahoma. The event features a live auction, recognition of Oklahoma's top STEM educators, gourmet dinner and drinks, air shows, and drone demonstrations. The evening includes complimentary valet parking, cocktails, dinner, live auction, and both day and night air shows with drone displays. This is a 21+ event that aims to inspire science-literate, critical thinkers and improve Oklahoma's skilled workforce by ensuring high-quality STEM experiences are accessible to all youth across Oklahoma.

10-week Electrical Lineworker Training Program designed to prepare students for careers as electrical linemen. Includes pole setting/climbing, installing equipment, electric theory, safety training, commercial driving, and CDL training. 400 hours total with 350 hours credited toward apprenticeship. Monday-Thursday 7:30am-5pm, Friday online work.

480-hour structured, hands-on curriculum preparing technicians for advanced manufacturing. Integrates electricity, mechanisms, fluid power, controls, PLCs, robotics and system integration. Includes Festo Industry 4.0 Level 1 credentials, NC3 skill standards and OSHA-based safety practices. Meets Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. No class on 11/3, 11/26; 12/24-12/31, 1/18/27, 3/1-3/4/27 (Class resumes 1/4/27 in January).