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Join the NNTW Regional Transportation Workforce Centers on this 4-part webinar journey that explores how to achieve effective student career engagement and priority workforce development during the pandemic and the long road to recovery ahead. Download a flyer of the complete series here. October 7th, 2020: 11am – 12pm Mountain Engaging Multidisciplinary Student Talent to Meet […]

The Southwest Transportation Workforce Center (SWTWC), one of the METRANS family of centers, and the Northeast Transportation Workforce Center (NETWC) are co-sponsoring a November 10 webinar on how electric vehicles are being incorporated into high school curricula. As the nation moves toward having more vehicles powered by electricity and alternative fuels and away from traditionally […]

SWTWC has launched a new data resource that utilizes geospatial information technology to offer a visual representation of its occupational data analysis and projections. This resource helps users access and analyze state-level data for critical transportation occupations in the Southwest region.

The Southwest Transportation Workforce Center (SWTWC) has teamed up with Los Angeles Trade Technical College (LATTC) to create and offer a pilot transportation planning curriculum to demonstrate how students can use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as an entry to transportation planning career pathways where none formally existed. This pilot is being funded through a grant […]

The Southwest Transportation Workforce Center (SWTWC) will lead a national career pathway demonstration program as a result of being awarded a $1.25 million Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) grant titled the National Transportation Career Pathways Initiative. SWTWC, a METRANS research center based at CSULB, partnered with the four other regional transportation workforce centers in Montana, Wisconsin, […]