May 17, 2017

NCWorksCommission

Workforce Update

• NCWorks Career Pathways Conference 2.0

May 17 – May 19, Embassy Suites, Cary, NC

• “Ready, Set, Engage: Investing in NC’s Workforce”

May 31 - June 1, NC Rural Center, Raleigh, NC

• Legislative update

NCWorksCommission

Working Smart Soft Skills Program

Dr. Patrick Graham

President and CEO, Charlotte Works

Danielle Frazier

COO, Charlotte Works

May 17, 2017

NCWorksCommission

Governance and System Alignment Committee

Susan Jackson, Chair

Jenni Owen

Mandy Cohen

Shawn Brown

Joe Rogers

BJ Murphy

Margaret Spellings

NCWorksCommission

Business Engagement Committee

Marti Matthews, Chair

Stephen Rosenburgh

Joe Magno

Jimmie Williamson

Kevin Sills

Josh Arant

Walter Siegenthaler

Tony Copeland

NCWorksCommission

Accountability and Performance Committee

Mel Chernoff, Chair

Kimberly Toler

Lewis Dishmon

Olalah Njenga

Osceola “Oats” Elliss

Machelle Sanders

NCWorksCommission

2017 Annual Program Review

The NCWorks Commission is responsible for reviewing

and evaluating the programs and plans of agencies

operating federally- or state-funded workforce

development programs for effectiveness, duplication,

fiscal accountability, and coordination.

NCWorksCommission

Community College System

Customized Training

Small Business

Basic Skills (WIOA Title II)

Occupational Career Education

Post-secondary Career, Technical &

Vocational Education

DHHS

Community Block Grant

Food & Nutrition Services

TANF (Work First)

Vocational Rehabilitation (WIOA Title IV)

Services for the Blind

Long Term Vocational Support Services

Senior Community Service Employment

Workforce System Programs

NCWorksCommission

Workforce System Programs

Department of Public

Instruction

Career and Technical Education

Department of Administration

Native American Workforce

Development Program

Department of Commerce

WIOA Title I

WIOA Title III

TAA

Veterans Program

Apprenticeship

NCWorksCommission

Annual Program Review Results

• Target Populations

• Jobseeker Services

• Business Services

• Outreach Strategies to Businesses

Target Populations

10%

15%

15%

15%

20%

20%

20%

25%

30%

35%

45%

45%

45%

45%

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50%

YOUTH

ADULTS OVER AGE 55

INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN STARTING A BUSINESS

INCUMBENT WORKERS

GENERAL POPULATION

YOUTH - STUDENTS

MEMBERS OF INDIAN TRIBES

INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, INCLUDING LOW-VISION OR …

INDIVIDUALS LACKING BASIC LITERACY SKILLS

VETERANS

ADULTS

LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS

UNEMPLOYED INDIVIDUALS

UNDEREMPLOYED

Target Population

Target PopulationPercentage of Workforce Programs

Jobseeker Services

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

Childcare assistance

Supported employment

Clothing

Transportation

Paid work experience

Counseling - personal improvement

Job coaching

Tuition assistance for education and/or training

Employment resources

Work-based learning, on-the-job training, apprenticeships

Employability/Soft skills training

Assessments

Skill development

Career counseling

Job search assistance

Resume assistance/writing

Interview preparation skills

Education and/or training classes

Jobseeker ServicesPercentage of Workforce Programs

Business Services

10%

15% 15%

20%

25% 25%

30% 30% 30% 30%

35% 35%

40%

45%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Business Outreach Strategies

75%

70%

65%

65%

60%

45%

45%

35%

35%

35%

30%

25%

20%

15%

15%

10%

10%

5%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

Word of mouth

Attending industry events, networking events

Website

Company visits

Printed materials

Videos

Sector strategies/career pathway development

LinkedIn

Twitter

Facebook

YouTube

Radio/TV advertisments

Cold calling

Blogs

Newsletter

Instagram

NC Competes for Jobs tour stop

SnapChat

NCWorksCommission

2017 Annual Program Review

Workforce Development Programs

2015-2016

Funding - $1.39 Billion

2016-2017

Funding - $1.64 Billion

NCWorksCommission

Education and Training Committee

Chris Watters, Chair

Sherry Carpenter

Hope Williams

E. Ray Mayo

Korey Coon

Mike Okun

Mark Johnson

May 17, 2017

NCWorksCommission

Career and Technical Education Panel Discussion

Jo Anne Honeycutt

Department of Public Instruction

Ashlie Thompson

Vernon Malone College and Career Academy

Bill Brooks

Executive Building Maintenance

Terri Allen

Wake Tech Community College

Kiera Watson

Vernon Malone Graduate

NCWorksCommission

NCWorks Certified Career Pathways

1. Healthcare/Nursing

Cape Fear and Lumber River

2. Healthcare

Region C

3. Healthcare/Nursing

High Country

May 17, 2017

NCWorksCommission

• Community Block Grant

• Food & Nutrition Services

• TANF (WorkFirst)

• WIOA Title IV, Vocational

Rehabilitation

• Services for the Blind

• Long Term Vocational

Support Services

• Senior Community

Service Employment

Health & Human Services

• WIOA Title I

• WIOA Title III

• TAA

• Veterans Program

• Apprenticeship

Commerce

• Career Tech

Ed.

Public Instruction

• Customized Training

• Small Business

• WIOA Title II, Basic

Skills

• Occupational

Career Ed.

• Post-secondary

Career, Tech &

Vocational Ed.

Community College

• Native American

Workforce Dev.

Program

Administration

May 17, 2017