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Cybersecurity and IT are also  emerging sectors in our region.

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Centralia College is building a great foundation for seeing your presentation through with the New SWIFT Center and portable Lab which will provide information for pathways at pre high schooil graduation for students

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Are you aware if other states that are often noted for an emphasis on education are doing a far better job and what exactly they are doing? Like Mass?

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We are happy to host a tour of the SWFT and the mobile classroom - so just let Lori know and we will get you on the schedule.  Thanks for your support everyone! 

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We are happy to host a tour of the SWFT and the mobile classroom - so just let Lori know and we will get you on the schedule.  Thanks for your support everyone! 

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The Centers of Excellence across Washington state have signed up for Chmura. A labor market tool. How does the STEM tool compare to Chmura?

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The Centers of Excellence across Washington state have signed up for Chmura. A labor market tool. How does the STEM tool compare to Chmura?

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Thanks for a dynamite presentation!

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Pac Mt STEM by the Numbers report:

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In order for students in Washington to make smart decisions about their future in STEM, they and their adult supporters need to know what jobs will be available in their own backyard, which jobs pay living and family-sustaining wages, and which credentials will help ensure that they are competitive for those jobs.

The Labor Market and Credential Data Dashboard does just this. By combining data focused on future job projections, wage ranges, and other labor-related statistics, all at the regional level, Washington students and families can know what careers are available to them, and what education is needed to achieve their career goals.

Washington STEM provides this data and dashboard at no cost because we believe this information is so critical for students to make smart choices about their future, there should be no barrier to accessing this kind of career and education planning information.

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In order for students in Washington to make smart decisions about their future in STEM, they and their adult supporters need to know what jobs will be available in their own backyard, which jobs pay living and family-sustaining wages, and which credentials will help ensure that they are competitive for those jobs.

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Thank you for your reply.

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Jump to the COVID-19 Impact Tool
In mid-May, the Washington Employment Security Department (ESD) began releasing unemployment data to better gauge the impacts of COVID-19 on Washington's economy. To make the data actionable for our partners, Washington STEM began analyzing the information.

Using ESD unemployment figures, micro-census data, and job & wage data, Washington STEM created a new tool that provides insight into the demographics of claims and the roles and industries more or less affected by unemployment and furloughs. Through this insight, it has become clear that STEM jobs are particularly insulated from volatility during these unprecedented times.

We're pleased to release the new COVID-19 Impact Tool. We will continue to develop and improve this tool, so please check back for regular updates.

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Jump to the COVID-19 Impact Tool In mid-May, the Washington Employment Security Department (ESD) began releasing unemployment data to better gauge the impacts of COVID-19 on Washington's economy. To make the data actionable for our partners, Washington STEM began analyzing the information.

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Credential Opportunities by Region & Industry Tool (CORI)

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Credential Opportunities by Region & Industry Tool (CORI)

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Seventy to eighty percent of students look for education and career opportunities within 50 miles of where they went to high school. The good news is that there are family-wage jobs and careers in every corner of the state. However, the majority of those jobs will require a credential beyond a high school diploma.

This tool informs 2-year and 4-year colleges, apprenticeship providers, employers, and K-12 schools about what career pathways are available in their region. They can compare the data to future job openings so that they can work with the community to add or scale programs.

We encourage you to take a look at the data from your region to see what credentials and jobs are available. If you'd like to learn more about how you can help support credential and career pathways for students in your region, connect with your local STEM Network.

Washington STEM provides this data and dashboard at no cost because we believe this information is so critical for students to make smart choices about their future, there should be no barrier to accessing this kind of career and education planning information.

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CORI - Credential Opportunities by Region and Industry - Washington STEM

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The CORI tool informs 2-year and 4-year colleges, apprenticeship providers, employers, and K-12 schools about what career pathways are available in their region. They can compare the data to future job openings so that they can work with the community to add or scale programs.

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Total collaboration business labor and government
EDUCATION

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Does the Intermediary serve to connect youth with local businesses in a specific sector? How is that accomplished?

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I'd love more information about the intermediary program.  jenn@swwabigs.org
Thank you!

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ibowers@esd113.org

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How do we tease out "hidden sectors" like IT and other professional services to accurately represent emerging sectors in our region?

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How do we tease out "hidden sectors" like IT and other professional services that Vince mentioned to accurately represent emerging job sectors in our region?

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I just wrote the last commet

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Lori you ask if anyone or orginization would like to be an intermediary bothe Larry McGee and I were thinking the Centralia Coummunity Foundation might be a fit for that as that is what we do as a foundation. I didn't say anything at the time because I wanted to discuss with the Foundation

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Larry Mcgee and I were talking yesterday at the Centralia Coummunity Foundation meeting we think the Centralia Foundation would be willing to an intermediary.

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The Centralia Coummunity Foundation was teased out to show interest as an intermediary