Annual Report 1972
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In FY 72 Browning and Kalispell were added.
The program was funded and staffed to serve 650 training slots in fiscal 1972, an increase over the 410 training slots originally planned. Federal funds of $930,349 coupled with the state's share of $232,587 brought the total funding to $1,162,936.
There were 1,040 trainees in the program in fiscal 1972, including a carryover of 365 persons from fiscal 1971. A total of 578 persons were in the orientation and assessment phase of the program. Basic educ...ation was provided for 444, voca- tional training was provided for 547 enrol lees. 146 were on work experience pro- grams, and 51 participated in on-the-job training.
•10- Of the 437 enroHee tenninations in fiscal 1972, 108 were placed in jobs.
The balance were separated from the program for various reasons including health, marriage, family care, pregnancy, moved from area, no longer on welfare, and returned to school .
The training slot level under this program remains at 650 for fiscal 1973 with a total funding cost of $1,150,000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In FY 72 Browning and Kalispell were added.
The program was funded and staffed to serve 650 training slots in fiscal 1972, an increase over the 410 training slots originally planned. Federal funds of $930,349 coupled with the state's share of $232,587 brought the total funding to $1,162,936.
There were 1,040 trainees in the program in fiscal 1972, including a carryover of 365 persons from fiscal 1971. A total of 578 persons were in the orientation and assessment phase of the program. Basic educ...ation was provided for 444, voca- tional training was provided for 547 enrol lees. 146 were on work experience pro- grams, and 51 participated in on-the-job training.
•10- Of the 437 enroHee tenninations in fiscal 1972, 108 were placed in jobs.
The balance were separated from the program for various reasons including health, marriage, family care, pregnancy, moved from area, no longer on welfare, and returned to school .
The training slot level under this program remains at 650 for fiscal 1973 with a total funding cost of $1,150,000.
What to read after Annual Report 1972?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Employment Security Division to read onlineMoreLess
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