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How to Use this Website
On this website you will find career ladders for entry-level positions in the manufacturing and healthcare sectors. In each of these sectors we have identified entry-level jobs that have consistent growth in the region and have opportunities for advancement.
A career ladder describes the pathway from entry level positions to positions with higher levels of pay, skill, responsibility, or authority within an industry.
This site has the following information:
A career ladder overview for the manufacturing sector and the healthcare sector
The foundational skills required in the manufacturing sector and the healthcare sector
General entry-level training for manufacturing and healthcare available in the region
Other training available that is related to these sectors – like health and safety
A list of entry-level occupations (highlighted in black) and the mid-level occupations (highlighted in blue) for both sectors, manufacturing and healthcare. Each job has its own page that includes job titles, a skills inventory, and training opportunities
Watch the website tour video here.
How to Use the Career Ladders with Your Current Employees
During the project we connected with local employers. The career ladders show you the specific skills and training needed for entry-level and mid-level jobs. We hope that this aligns to the jobs you offer as well.
You can use this information to
discuss potential career pathways and opportunities in your company with your employees
assess your employees’ readiness for advancement to a mid-level position in your company
identify key skills needed for jobs that may be offered within your company
identify training opportunities for your employees to help prepare them for advancement in your company
If your employees need skills upgrading, check out our foundational skills pages:
And connect them with your local learning network to find the right program for them:
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