A workforce shortage problem is being addressed through a new initiative. High school students are getting a closer look at skilled trade careers. The program, launched by Dunwoody College of Technology, aims to provide a solution.
It is set to be introduced in several school districts and charter schools. Students will have the opportunity to earn college credit and explore potential career paths.
The program's educational approach combines different methods to teach skills trades, but further details are available from the source.
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