New Madrid County’s workforce development initiatives focus on cultivating a skilled and adaptable labor pool to meet the evolving needs of industries. Through strategic partnerships with educational institutions, vocational training programs, and workforce development agencies, the county aims to equip residents with the necessary skills and competencies demanded by employers. By fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional growth, the workforce development efforts in New Madrid County ensure that businesses have access to a capable and qualified workforce.
Three Rivers College – Workforce Development
Three Rivers provides several training options and services to businesses and industries, including Missouri One Start Customized, New Jobs Program, and Retaining Jobs Program. The college also offers programs to help individuals gain the skills needed for employment in today’s workforce. The college is very responsive to needs of employers and students and can even bring training on site.
For more information, please see the college’s workforce development page.
New Madrid Technical Skills Center
The New Madrid Technical Skills Center, located on the New Madrid County Central High School campus, is designed to provide hands-on training in various technical fields. Equipped with modern equipment and experienced instructors, it offers students the opportunity to develop practical skills in areas such as automotive technology, welding, and computer-aided design. The center aims to bridge the gap between education and industry, preparing individuals for successful careers in the ever-evolving technical landscape.
New Madrid County Economic Development Association 