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BioConnectNH provides training to upgrade the skills of existing workers and new entry level workers, and to create a career pathway for students at high school and college to easily move toward rewarding careers in the life sciences. BioConnectNH invests in key areas:
1. High school capacity building
2. Community college capacity building
3. Industry-driven workforce training
4. Connecting employers, students and workers
5. Building on the synergy of all to develop the infrastructure needed to nourish industry growth
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Grant Overview...
In 2005, Great Bay Community College –
Stratham/Portsmouth was awarded nearly two million dollars from the US Department of Labor’s Community-Based Job Training Grant....
Narrative Guide...
Grant Application – Scope of Work Narrative Guidelines
Cover Page and Application
BioConnectNH Training Fund
Reimbursement Application
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A new Bio-Research curriculum for Great Bay’s Associate of
Science Biotech Degree.
Defined bio-research competencies to help form a new Bio
Research Apprenticeship Program.
The state’s first Biotechnology Career Student
Organization and a student website will be created.
4 new high school biotech programs in the state and 20 new biotech curricula additions
500+ students will gain awareness of the biotech industry
and career opportunities.
325 incumbent workers, 60 dislocated workers, 30 students,
and 51 high school teachers will be trained in
biotechnology/bioscience programming.
Nearly 3,000 new high school students trained as a
result of expanded science programs.
A new website will be created to serve as a clearinghouse
ink to the biotechnology/life sciences industry.
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