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Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board

Earl Axelson , Chairperson
Stephen J. Bruner, Executive Director

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The WIB engages in several planning processes a year to better develop and implement programs to assist adults, dislocated workers and youth with education, employment and training opportunities and manage adult literacy issues. From time to time, new research documents will be added to this page.

Please feel free to contact Stephen J. Bruner, Executive Director for the Atlantic Cape May WIB at (609) 485-0153 ext. 366 with any questions regarding the WIB’s future plans.

 

POST SECONDARY EDUCATION REPORT

In January 2008, Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board (WIB) formed a consortium of WIB Board members, including vocational and career technical schools, the community college and The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey to conduct a survey to determine service gaps in vocational and career technical programs in the post secondary education settings. The goal was to review the current course offerings, determine need and make recommendations for future planning. In an effort to perform an accurate gap assessment on the needs at the post secondary education level, some surveying of secondary education (high school) offerings were necessary. Click here to read the survey findings and recommendations.*

YOUTH OUTREACH PLAN

Updated in 2007, the youth outreach plan outlines a new approach to partnerships and outreach of target populations: specifically youth parents, educational institutions and community based organizations and the business community to improve effectiveness and quality of the services. See Youth Plan written in 2002 for a complete overview of the youth system; exclusive of the outreach component.  Click here to view this document.*

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN

The Economic Development Plan, written in March 2007, is a blueprint for how the Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board and its educational consortium moves forward with initiatives that strengthen their partnership and the workforce development system to better position the consortium, as the mechanism that supports implementation of the Governor's Economic Growth Strategy for New Jersey (Governor's Plan) and improve the provision of local workforce development services. Click here to view this document.*
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THE ONE STOP MANAGEMENT PLAN

This plan written in 2005, demonstrates the vision for an integrated service delivery system, with universal access to all system services for all individuals and employers who need them through the Atlantic Cape May One Stop System. This Plan will create a roadmap for both expanding and implementing that vision.  Click here to view this document.

ONE STOP CONSOLIDATION PLAN

This plan, finalized in May 2004, outlines a plan to integrate systems, coordinate services and manage system-wide programs.   The WIB Five-Year Strategic Plan and the Literacy and Youth Plans updates are addressed in this document.  Click here to view this document. *

LITERACY PLAN

This plan, dated March 2002 and updated January 2004 is congruent with and complements the WIB's defined objectives for dealing with literacy issues. The plan encourages a collaborative approach toward coordination of services. Click here to view this document.

YOUTH PLAN

This plan examined the services available to youth and the gaps that existed in 2002 and what efforts were recommended bridging these gaps. Click here to view this document.

FIVE YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE

This plan, dated March 2000, highlights the efforts of the WIB Board and the One Stop Operator to serve the diverse communities residing in Atlantic and Cape May counties. Contained within the next seven sections of this plan is an examination of past performance and our map for the future. Click here to view this document.

*NOTE:  This is a link to PDF file that requires the Adobe Acrobat (pdf) reader. For a free copy of the reader Click Here.

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If you have questions or comments about the WIB please contact us. Call (609) 485-0153 Ext. 360.
or e-mail the Executive Director, Rhonda Lowery.
The Atlantic Cape May WIB is an equal opportunity employer.