Defining Environmental Monitoring, Education, and Health-Related Needs in the Gulf of Mexico and Continuing the Community Collaboration Process: Education & Training Opportunity Analysis Workshop

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June 9 - 10, 2014

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Discuss the current state of education and training pathways for the Gulf region’s middle skilled workforce in the hydrocarbon and environmental restoration industries, and the allied health professions.
Identify the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that successful middle skilled workers in these sectors need.
Discuss the programs, activities, and frameworks needed to build capacity in the Gulf region’s middle skilled workforce over the coming years.
Identify perceived gaps between the knowledge, skills, and attitudes instilled by current education and training programs and those needed by employers in the near-term and in future years.
Identify the types of education and learning research and evaluation activities that are needed to close perceived gaps.

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