The U.S. Department of Labor gave Virginia State...
The U.S. Department of Labor gave Virginia State University a $3.25 million grant to help develop a training program for the wireless workforce of the future, with $750,000 set aside for PCIA to help create “nationally recognized competencies and credentials…
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in the field of wireless infrastructure deployment,” PCIA said Monday in a news release. The grant will help VSU, an historically black university, “strengthen a new program aimed at building a network of colleges to train students for high-wage, high-skilled careers in wireless infrastructure,” PCIA said (http://bit.ly/10fxY8i). The grant runs through 2018, PCIA said. The department announced $450 million worth of “job-driven training grants” Monday, including the award to VSU (http://1.usa.gov/1qOZGhd).