“It’s no secret that talent is a main driver in growing and retaining business in our region. However, preparing students to meet the needs of Washington employers is a challenge when, in the next five years, approximately 225,500 family-sustaining-wage jobs will require credentials, certificates or two- and four-year degrees in STEM fields.
“Part of the answer? Career Connect Washington, a system of programs that enables businesses to partner with education in developing a talent pipeline that provides awareness of, exploration in and preparation for the real business world.”
Recent News
Topic of Interest Form Round 9: CCW Program Builder Funding
Career Connect Washington (CCW) aims to generate greater transparency and improved opportunities for feedback. We are also working to ensure prospective applicants have the information and resources needed to put together competitive applications. Please [...]
Now Open: Outreach & Communications RFP
On behalf of Career Connect Washington (CCW), the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) is conducting a request for proposals to secure a company that can support CCW's outreach and communications efforts. CCW would like to partner with [...]
Eighth Round of CCW Intermediary Grantees Selected
We're excited to announce the eighth round of Career Connect Washington program builder (intermediary) grantees, which bridge the connection between industry and educators to create and scale Career Launch, Registered Apprenticeship, Career Prep, Recognized [...]