The Future of Rural Texas Is Powered by Women
- By: Brian Hernandez
- Topics: WSRCA Insights
Celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting how women are driving growth, innovation, and opportunity across the Rural Capital Area workforce.
Celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting how women are driving growth, innovation, and opportunity across the Rural Capital Area workforce.
February reminds us why access to education, skills training, and career pathways matters for building an inclusive workforce in Rural Central Texas.
Free statewide Texas Child Care Business Supports initiative helps providers strengthen operations, improve sustainability, and access personalized coaching and training.
WSRCA’s K-12 white paper highlights how aligning rural classrooms with 50,000 plus industry job openings is strengthening the talent pipeline across Central Texas.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area hosted NetWORK! to help high school students strengthen career readiness through mock interviews, direct feedback from professionals, and conversations with employers. Students also received practical guidance on resumes, LinkedIn, and career pathways to support their next steps after graduation.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area celebrates a $163,388 Skills Development Fund investment supporting Tekscend Photomask and empowering employers to upskill talent across Central Texas.