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Durham Technical Community College announced October 23 that it had been selected for a workforce-training program serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The college describes the initiative as part of its work connecting education with employment opportunities.
Why it matters in Durham
When economic-development leaders talk about talent, inclusion should mean real access to training and work. A stronger local workforce depends on instruction, employer partnerships and support systems that address different needs. The college's new program offers one concrete area to measure progress in equitable employment.
What Durham residents should watch
Prospective students and employers should use Durham Tech's official page for eligibility, program details and contact points.
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