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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Hundreds of people from New England and as far away as New York crammed into the Holiday Inn yesterday to learn how they can get training and jobs in the emerging green economy.
Hundreds of people from New England and as far away as New York crammed into the Holiday Inn yesterday to learn how they can get training and jobs in the emerging green economy.
Green Workforce Training and Associates hosted the First Massachusetts Green Career Conference with panels of leading experts in the green industry, as well as representatives of companies that are hiring and people with resources on how to get training for green jobs.
“I’m looking to go back to work now that my three kids are grown, and this is a market that interests me,” said 44-year-old Debbie J. Noyes of Harvard, a former software developer. “This time I want to do something that’s meaningful. Going from high tech to clean tech is appealing to me.”Read Full Article
posted in: Massachusetts, News
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