Dell Foundation Highlights Free Skilled-Trades Training Program in Texas

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The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation has reported strong outcomes for graduates of its skilled-trades training programs. Designed with employer input, the five-week course leads participants to jobs almost immediately after completion. One participant, Mariah, is cited as having moved into a well-paying, stable career. The Skillpoint Alliance is expanding training capacity to meet growing demand for skilled workers in Texas. The effort aims to support economic growth and help businesses address workforce shortages.

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