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Bridging Education & Workforce Readiness
Equip Learners with Essential Workplace Skills Ready for Industry™ (RFI) offers a self-paced, online training resource designed to close the gap between traditional education and the skills today’s employers demand. It provides foundational workplace competencies aligned to the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration Competency Model, ensuring learners are job-ready with essential durable skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving—skills often missing in technical training.
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Now Featuring NOCTI Micro-Credentials! Learners can earn industry-recognized NOCTI micro-credentials across five high-demand industries*:
Construction
Healthcare
Logistics
Manufacturing
Information Technology
*NOCTI micro credentials administered through NOCTI.
RFI addresses the gaps that exist in potential skilled workers » Industry Overview & Career Paths: Understand in-demand roles and progression opportunities. » Workplace Expectations: Learn professional behaviors and employer standards. » Common Terminology & Best Practices: Master industry-specific language and procedures. » Current Trends & Job Readiness: Stay updated on industry developments and prepare for employment.