Alabama Possible and politicians are working with community colleges across the state to get more people into the workforce.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Gov. Kay Ivey has set a goal to get 500,000 Alabamians employed by 2025. A nonprofit and politicians are working with Alabama community colleges to help make that possible.
“They are really the gatekeepers in giving people access to maybe get the credentials or degrees they need to enter our robust workforce that’s here across our state,” said Alabama Possible Executive Director Chandra Scott. “Whatever it is that we need to do, we get it somewhere within our education system that the legislature funds,” said state Sen. Bobby Singleton.
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