Michigan colleges partner with state to train electric vehicle workers, funded by $4M grant.

Western Michigan University and Kellogg Community College have partnered with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation to create a skilled workforce for the electric vehicle industry, receiving over $4 million in funding. The program, set to begin in 2026, will train students and professionals in battery and semiconductor technologies, supported by companies like General Motors and Ford. This initiative aims to address the talent gap in advanced manufacturing and aligns with the Biden administration's goal of bringing semiconductor jobs back to the U.S.

December 03, 2024
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