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New program creates more than 700 jobs for youth

The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and administered by the SWWDC and it partners, will create more than 700 jobs for 14-24 year old low-income youth. Eligible youth can participate in six weeks of paid work experience and training at a variety different employer sites in Clark, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Counties.

If you are a youth looking for a summer job or an employer interested in being a job site, click here for more information.

SWWDC solicites proposals for Graphic Design Services

SWWDC is soliciting proposals for graphic design services. Proposals are due July 10, 2009. Please click here for the RFP.

SWWDC solicites proposals for its 2009 Annual Report

SWWDC is soliciting proposals to write and produce its Annual Report. Proposals are due June 30, 2009. Please click here for the RFP.

Washington State Govenor Gregoire announces job training partnership with Microsoft.

Microsoft to provide 30,625 vouchers to WorkSource career centers to provide free technology training for 21st-century economy. Click here for more.

From Clark County high schools to Semi High Tech U: A first for Washington students

From Underwriters Laboratories to Clark College, a three-day program will inspire regional high school students to think creatively and confidently about their future, opening a world of high-tech career possiblilties. Click here for more.