In partnership with area unions, Minnesota Training Partnership provides a wide range of training programs that help people advance in their careers or start new ones.
The training programs listed below may be open for enrollment, for individuals who qualify. There is no cost for you to participate. Follow the links for more information.
· Unionized construction and manufacturing businesses in Minnesota are looking for workers. These jobs pay well and offer good benefits and working conditions.
· Our program provides short-term, flexible online training; connections to employers and apprenticeships; and resources you need to be successful.
· The program is available to qualifying women residents of Minnesota who are BIPOC, or low-income, or over 50 years.
· Union employment as a Clinic Assistant in a health care setting pays well, offers good benefits, and can be a great choice for people who want to develop and use their administrative, customer service, and health care skills.
· Program to start in late summer/early fall 2025. Some training will be provided at Saint Paul College.
Unionized construction and manufacturing businesses in Minnesota are looking for more trained workers.
These jobs pay well and come with good benefits and working conditions. Our in-person and online services will help train and connect you to these jobs with specialized assistance that meets the needs of busy adult learners.
· Would you enjoy working with food and people in a fast-paced, high-end hospitality setting? Consider short-term training for a union job in the culinary arts at a local hotel, restaurant, convention center, or catering company. You’ll prepare distinctive food and beverages while providing service that delights discerning guests.
· Program to start in early 2026. Some training will be provided at Saint Paul College.
· Are you a resident of the City of Minneapolis? Are you looking for help finding a good job, quickly?
· Our Minneapolis Community Works program will provide you with a full range of employment services, personalized to your needs. Staff will work with you one-to-one regarding job applications, resumes, identifying jobs, interviewing, and much more. Program services scheduled to start fall of 2025.
· If you currently receive SNAP food support benefits (or might like to), Minnesota Training Partnership can help you meet your personal, financial, and career goals with a full range of free resources and supports.
· You may be eligible to participate in this program while enrolled in other training opportunities — at our organization or at others — providing you with even more personal help and resources!