One Workforce Program (Employers)
The One Workforce Project provides funds for employer-led training, including in-house or custom programs, or through scholarships to local colleges or universities in information technology and advanced manufacturing based on employer needs.
Ready to strengthen your team and the future workforce of Kansas?
Next Steps include filling out the Employer Survey to determine your hiring and training needs. After you fill out the survey below, a member from the Workforce Partner organization will reach out to you and talk about next steps and/or schedule a meeting with you.
Possible Occupations
- CNC Machining and Programming
- Composite Fabrication
- Repair and Inspection
- Computer-Aided Design
- Robotics
- Automation and Engineering Technologies
- Digital Twin Engineer
- Predictive Supply Network Analyst
- Robot Teaming Coordinator
- Digital Offering Manager
- Drone Data Coordinator
- Smart Factory Manager
- Smart Scheduler
- Smart Safety Supervisor
- Urban Air Mobility Flight Controller
Additional occupations can be included based on employer needs.
- Computer Systems Analysts
- Computer Programmers
- Computer and Information Systems Managers
- Software Developers
- Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning
- Accelerated Computing
- Accelerated Data Science
Additional occupations can be included based on employer needs.
Job-Seeker Eligibility
- Unemployed OR Underemployed (Underemployed is defined as not currently connected to a full-time job commensurate with the individual's previous level of education, skills, or wage and/or salary, or those who have obtained only episodic, short-term, or part-time employment).
- Age 17 or above.
- Not currently enrolled in secondary school.
- Eligible to work in the US.
Participating Counties
You can find more information on the One Workforce Program at the link below.
