HOW ABOUT AN INVESTMENT STRATEGY THAT REALLY WORKS? We help job seekers obtain training to help them succeed in today's complex workplace. We advise our business customers on ways to maximize the skills of employees.
Let's follow our own advice and invest in ourselves and in our staff! The 2010 NAWDP Conference is the premier professional development event for individuals working in the workforce development field. Our diverse program of over 100 skill enhancing sessions has something to meet the needs of all workforce development professionals.
Passionate about Policy? We are too! With questions about reauthorizing the Workforce Investment Act, uncertainty about efforts to modernize TANF, and potentially faltering support for the summer youth programs, you need to know what changes are coming from the federal level. The Washington Update will provide answers to your questions and we have workshops that will help you take advantage of new opportunities.
Coming with Colleagues? Workshops have been organized into topical areas - including serving dislocated workers, working with youth, providing services to special populations, and leadership and personal growth - that can help your team maximize this opportunity.
Restricted Resources? Who doesn't have a tight budget these days? NAWDP has added two free preconference workshops in addition to its two low cost options to stretch your budget and maximize your time. Click HERE for more details.
Looking for Linkages? Each workshop is linked to the Certified Workforce Development Professional competencies required of all of today's professionals. Where appropriate, workshops also are aligned with ther competencies associated with Job Seeker Services, Management Services, Business and Employer Services and Youth Services.
Workshop Descriptions, a tentative schedule, and registration materials may be found by clicking HERE
Soaring to New Heights with Workforce Development....May 2-5, 2010 ... Albuquerque, NM For more information, please visit www.nawdp.org or call 202-589-1790.