February 12, 2021
Four new workforce training classes have been announced. The short-term classes have small class sizes and are designed to help students get into the workforce in four to six weeks. Taught by local instructors with years of experience and leadership in the industry, these are limited to 8-10 individuals. For more information, contact the ASUMH Workforce Training Center at the Technical Center by calling 870-508-6108 or emailing jcotter@asumh.edu.
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