Posts in Community Partnerships
Texas Workforce Commissioner Brent Connett Visits Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area
TWC Commissioner Brent Connett visited the Williamson County Career Center to see how Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area empowers Central Texans through connection, opportunity, and workforce innovation.
TOPICS: WSRCA Events, Community Partnerships
Recognizing the Power of Partnership This Texas Chamber Week
WSRCA proudly joins communities across Texas in celebrating the vital work of local chambers of commerce and their impact on business growth and workforce development.
TOPICS: Community Partnerships
Building Tomorrow’s Workforce: How WSRCA’s New Sector Data Study is Shaping Career Pathways
WSRCA’s 2025 Sector Workforce Data Study maps local job opportunities, skills in demand, and education gaps across key sectors to guide training, partnerships, and career pathways in the Rural Capital Area.
TOPICS: Community Partnerships, The Future of Work, Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Healthcare
Powering Progress: Central Texas’ Roadmap to Semiconductor & Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Readiness
A landmark workforce report commissioned by Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area reveals key strategies to strengthen Central Texas’s talent pipeline and meet rising demand in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing through targeted training, education alignment, and regional collaboration.
TOPICS: Talent Development, Community Partnerships, The Future of Work, Manufacturing, WSRCA Team
Building Futures in Public Service: Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area Hosts Career Day for 400+ Students
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area (WSRCA) hosted 400+ students for Law Enforcement and Public Service Day, featuring breakout sessions and 30+ public service partners.
TOPICS: WSRCA Events, Community Partnerships, Youth Career Explorations
Building Strong Financial Futures at Lockhart High School
The "It’s Your Money" event at Lockhart High School taught students essential financial literacy skills, empowering them to make informed decisions about their financial futures. With support from local partners like Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and Capital Farm Credit, students participated in a hands-on game show and financial presentations. This event aimed to give students real-world knowledge to help them navigate personal finance with confidence.
TOPICS: Community Partnerships
