Va. Code Ann. § 2.2-2473
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Regional workforce training centers
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A. Regional workforce training centers shall be established at institutions within the Virginia Community College System in the Peninsula, Southside, Central Virginia, and Western Tidewater regions to assist the Board in (i) coordinating specific high-skill training, (ii) developing industry standards and related curricula, and (iii) providing skills assessments.
B. The Virginia Community College System shall evaluate other regional workforce center locations and recommend to the Board their establishment as such needs are identified. The Virginia Community College System shall support regional workforce training centers created by the Regional Competitiveness Act (§ 15.2-1306 et seq.) in which community colleges participate.
C. Approved noncredit workforce training programs offered by community colleges may receive general fund support as provided in the appropriation act.
2014, c. 815 .
B. The Virginia Community College System shall evaluate other regional workforce center locations and recommend to the Board their establishment as such needs are identified. The Virginia Community College System shall support regional workforce training centers created by the Regional Competitiveness Act (§ 15.2-1306 et seq.) in which community colleges participate.
C. Approved noncredit workforce training programs offered by community colleges may receive general fund support as provided in the appropriation act.
2014, c. 815 .
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