Workforce Development Survey
Conducted by the Office of State Rep. Manoj Chourasia (D-Hillsborough 11). Thank you for taking this short survey. This survey will be used to gain top-level input to understand how New Hampshire can better develop the workforce and invest in jobs. Please answer to the best of your knowledge and in as much detail as possible to help shape effective policy.
Name
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First Name
Last Name
Email
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example@example.com
Phone Number
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Please enter a valid phone number.
Format: (000) 000-0000.
School Name
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Position Within School
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Does your school have a workforce training program?
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Yes
No
How long is the average training program, and what credentials or certifications do students receive?
What is the retention rate for students in your training programs?
About how many students find work within 6 months of leaving their training?
Does your workforce training program partner with businesses to provide job-specific training and set students up with jobs directly after graduation?
Yes
No
If NH created a program that connects businesses to schools to provide job-specific training (similar to Georgia Quick Start), which of the following would apply to your school? (Select all that apply)
It would be feasible to implement at our school.
It would be beneficial to students.
There is strong student interest for such a program.
We have space/facilities to support it.
We have staff/training instructors to support it.
We would need additional funding/resources to participate.
We already have similar partnerships in place.
Other
Would your school be willing to participate in an additional pilot workforce training program if the state provided funding, curriculum support, and employer partnerships?
Yes
Maybe
No
What are the biggest challenges your program faces in preparing students for the workforce?
In addition to providing more funding, how can the New Hampshire legislature best support/improve your workforce development program?
Are you interested in starting a workforce training program in the future?
Yes, within the next year
Yes, within the next 2–3 years
Not currently interested
Can't speak on this
What are the main barriers to offering a program? (Select all that apply)
Lack of funding
Lack of staff/training instructors
Limited space or facilities
Insufficient employer demand/partnerships
Low student interest
Other
If NH created a program that connects businesses to schools to provide job-specific training (similar to Georgia Quick Start), which of the following would apply to your school? (Select all that apply)
It would be feasible to implement at our school.
It would be beneficial to students.
There is strong student interest for such a program.
We have space/facilities to support it.
We have staff/training instructors to support it.
We would need additional funding/resources to participate.
We already have similar partnerships in place.
Other
Would your school be willing to participate in a pilot workforce training program if the state provided funding, curriculum support, and employer partnerships?
Yes
Maybe
No
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