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The Workforce Board is a partnership of business, labor and government dedicated to helping residents succeed in family-wage jobs, while meeting employer needs for skilled workers.

Our vision is that every Washington community is thriving, inclusive & economically resilient.

Workforce Watch


 Volunteers needed for WAVE Scholarship Review Committee

The Workforce Board seeks leaders from business, labor, education and the community to help evaluate next year’s Washington Award for Vocational Excellence (WAVE) applications.

WAVE is a merit scholarship that helps pay for college and postsecondary training.

WAVE helps undergraduate students pay for tuition and other costs at Washington colleges, universities or private career schools. As many as 147 students will be awarded WAVE scholarships each year – two high school students, and one community or technical college student from each of Washington’s 49 legislative districts.

Volunteer today.

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Our office is operating in a hybrid model. To request records, schedule a meeting or for more information, please contact our staff.

Talent and Prosperity for All

Learn about outreach and updates to Washington’s workforce development plan, Talent and Prosperity for All (TAP).

WAVE Scholarship Details

Find out more about this scholarship opportunity for high school and college career and technical education students.

Upcoming Events


May 1-2, 2024
Workforce Board meeting
Details to come.

                      

Resources


Board Meetings & Materials

Learn more about the Workforce Board’s work and get meeting dates and materials.

Career Bridge

Career Bridge is Washington’s one-stop source for career and education planning.

Closed School Transcripts

The Workforce Board holds transcripts from many of Washington’s closed private career schools. Former students may request copies free of charge.

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