Intervention description

New Orleans Career Pathway Training provided job-specific training in high-demand occupations, including advanced manufacturing, information technology, and healthcare and tuition support to under- and unemployed workers. Training providers included community colleges and other professional training providers, who coordinated with local firms to develop a curriculum and connect participants with employers. Participants received $6,000 worth of training credits to cover costs associated with attendance. 

Eligible participants had to meet various screening criteria, including attainment of minimum scores on tests of basic skills, drug testing, attendance at a mandatory orientation meeting, and completion of a structured interview to assess work and training readiness. The program was evaluated in New Orleans, LA.

Year evaluation began
2017
State & Region
Intervention (standard name)
Short intervention description

New Orleans Career Pathway Training provided job-specific training in high-demand occupations, including advanced manufacturing, information technology, and healthcare and tuition support to under- and unemployed workers.

has evidence
Off
Covid-19 Impact
No
Percent another race
0.00
Percent Asian
0.00
Percent Black or African American
90.40
Percent Hispanic or Latino of any race
0.00
Percent American Indian or Alaska Native
0.00
Percent Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0.00
Percent Pacific islander
0.00
Percent White
0.00
Percent White not Hispanic
0.00
Percent More than one race
0.00
Percent unknown race
9.60
Percent Unknown or not reported
0.00
Intervention Primary Service