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The Michigan Electric Vehicle Jobs Academy (EV Jobs Academy) collaborative puts employers in the driver’s seat to develop education and training solutions to meet the advanced automotive mobility and electrification industry’s talent needs. This means job seekers will be able to plug-in to some great career opportunities!
With more than 100 partners including employers, labor, industry stakeholders and education institutions, the collaborative is driving the state’s advanced mobility talent development for the future.
With the EV Jobs Academy, you can receive assistance with tuition and supportive services to help ensure your success. You may also be able to “earn while you learn” with a Registered Apprenticeship, starting you down the road to a great career with excellent advancement opportunities.
Ready to get started? Make your future electric!
Complete our online contact form, and a local EV Jobs Academy partner will contact you and provide you with the answers you need.
The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity’s Office of Employment & Training (LEO-E&T) has made an initial investment of $5 million in the EV Jobs Academy. The EV Jobs Academy will develop and expand a highly qualified and skilled workforce in the automotive mobility and electrification industry. The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity’s Office of Employment & Training leads this effort along with its partner, the Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN).
The EV Jobs Academy is managed by LEO-E&T's Sector Strategies Team. Sector Strategies is a demand-driven model to address the needs of employers within an industry or a specific geographic region. This model supports industry, education, workforce development, economic development, and community organizations working together to develop employer-led collaboratives focused on building talent pipelines, addressing skill gaps, and creating career pathways for workers.
For more information, contact the EV Jobs Academy today!
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Led by the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce & MICHauto
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Led by the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) & State of Michigan
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Led by National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC)
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Led by Center for Automotive Research (CAR) Group & WIN Research
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Led by Macomb/St. Clair Michigan Works! & Wayne County College Access Network (WCCAN)
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Led by Macomb Community College Center for Advanced Automotive Technology (CAAT) & Michigan Community College Association
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