Message from the Chair
Our 2020 Strategic Plan: Measured Collaboration Because it Really Does Matter
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The Future is Now...and we are creating the Workforce!Workforce Development bonds together education and training, economic development and individuals for the coming workforce demands and changes - well into the future.
Eastern Carolina Workforce Development Board, Inc. - in partnership with local businesses, government, economic development and education - focuses on developing great jobs and effective education and training training programs, that allow individuals to prosper and grow, and to improve their quality of life while helping businesses thrive in local economies.
Our 2020 Strategic Plan: Measured Collaboration Because it Really Does Matter
The Eastern Carolina Workforce Development Board (ECWDB) joined the North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards representing North Carolina’s 23 Workforce Development Boards today, in taking a stand to confront racism in our society.
A local economy can only thrive when the people living there have education, skills and talents that allow businesses to grow and prosper.
Workforce Development ensures that when a business is ready to expand or relocate, there are local people with the talent, skills and education to fill the new jobs.
The Eastern Carolina Workforce Development Board (ECWDB) joined the North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards representing North Carolina’s 23 Workforce Development Boards today, in taking a stand to confront racism in our society.
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The NCWorks Career Centers in Craven and Lenoir Counties will be providing text (SMS) messaging support for local employers, beginning today, Monday, June 29. This supplemental service is made available to quickly answer general questions and guide employers to available ...
ECWDB, Inc., NCWorks Career Center - Craven County, and James Sprunt Community College featured on WITN-TV