A program is available to help teens and young adults gain job training, learn life coping skills, and complete their education.

The new State Earn and Learn partnership between Indianapolis Public Schools, Pepper Construction and the Indiana Kentucky Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters will allow an Arsenal Technical High schooler an opportunity to earn an entry-level carpentry certification.

A local center that provides outreach services to those experiencing homelessness is helping them find jobs.

Hoosiers earned more than 20,000 workforce certifications in 2019 according to a new report, many in health care or business sectors.

The state is now enlisting the help of community leaders to reach people who could benefit from the program most.

Agencies in central Indiana are launching a new apprenticeship program for up to 30 high school students next school year.

Indiana's Office of Work-Based Learning and Apprenticeship celebrated the creation of its 100th job training program for Hoosiers to get paid while they learn a new job.

The online courses can take up to three months to complete and earn an industry-recognized certification.

The program's goal is to train individuals for full-time careers with competitive wages, access to benefits and a pathway to career advancement.

The Indiana Governor's Workforce Cabinet, alongside state education and workforce agencies, announced a "Rapid Recovery For A Better Future" plan that adds millions of dollars to some existing education and job training programs.