Workforce Development & Training

Bridging Industry and Education

ASUMH Workforce Education is dedicated to enhancing the technical and employability skills of current and future employees. As industries evolve, the demand for skilled workers grows. We help employers and students meet these needs through tailored training programs.

Available Programs

Workforce Education provides various support services to local employers. This can include development of customized training, facilitating internships, providing onboarding services, and hosting hiring events. We offer a variety of different training classes but we are also eager to partner with you to develop customized training for your business.

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Train On-Line for In-Demand Jobs

In partnership with Ed2Go, we offer online open enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional-level positions for many in-demand occupations. Browse our online career training programs

Apprenticeships

ASU Mountain Home Plumbing Apprenticeship: A Pathway to a Rewarding Career

Are you ready to start a rewarding career in plumbing? The ASU Mountain Home Plumbing Apprenticeship program offers a unique opportunity to gain the skills and experience necessary to become a journeyman plumber, all while earning while you learn. This four-year program, designed for individuals interested in plumbing, provides a structured pathway to enter one of the most in-demand trade industries in the country.

What You Need to Know

Eligibility Requirements: To be considered for the apprenticeship program, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Be at least 18 years of age
Have a valid driver’s license
Be employed by a partner employer for at least 30 days prior to acceptance into the program

Take the First Step

If you’re ready to begin your journey toward becoming a skilled plumber, or if you’re a plumbing business interested in partnering with the program, reach out to April Bentley at ASU Mountain Home today at 870-508-6302. With a proven track record of success, the ASU Mountain Home Plumbing Apprenticeship program is here to help you achieve your career goals while serving a critical need in your community.

Funding Options

Click here to visit the OSD Grant Website

Arkansas Workforce Challenge Scholarship

Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

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April Bentley

Workforce Education Director

abentley@asumh.edu

870-508-6302

Peggy Spiegel

Administrative Specialist

pspiegel@asumh.edu

870-508-6106

ASUMH Secondary Technical Center
4034 US-62
Mountain Home, AR 72653

Contact Info

April Bentley

Workforce Education Director

abentley@asumh.edu

870-508-6302

Peggy Spiegel

Administrative Specialist

pspiegel@asumh.edu

870-508-6106

ASUMH Secondary Technical Center
4034 US-62
Mountain Home, AR 72653

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