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Support for ages 14–24 to build skills, explore careers, and find work.

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Priority support and career services for veterans and their spouses.

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Advancing talent pipelines for construction, transportation, and skilled trades.

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Local Organizations Propel Next Generation’s Shift to Trade Work

Last month, ACC purchased a 560,000-square-foot facility for its new Southeast Austin campus, making additional space for its workforce training programs and the university’s Infrastructure Academy. The academy launched in 2025 in collaboration with the city, ACC, and Workforce Solutions Capital Area, a nonprofit supporting individuals in their search for local jobs. The academy is intended to help properly prepare students to meet the growing demand for workers for large-scale construction efforts like the I-35 and light rail expansions and the convention center redevelopment. The rapid, controversial emergence of data centers in Texas is also driving demand for skilled labor.

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