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Department of War Awards Mike Rowe’s Foundation $10 Million to Rebuild Skilled Trades

Department of War Awards Mike Rowe’s Foundation $10 Million to Rebuild Skilled Trades
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The Department of War has given $10 million to TV host Mike Rowe’s Foundation that encourages Americans to enter the skilled trade industry. 

The former “Dirty Jobs” star started the program that aims to offer Americans careers in the skilled trades like plumbing, electrical, and other hands-on work that won’t be made obsolete by artificial intelligence.

The goal of Mike Rowe’s Foundation is to close the skills gap and train people in months, not years.

The group says that many baby boomers who own and run skilled trades companies are retiring and need more workers. The foundation says that America will need 320,000 welders by 2029, 250,000 shipbuilders, and 81,000 electricians over the next decade. 

The foundation has helped over 2,600 people so far train as welders, HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and diesel mechanics who command a six-figure salary without requiring a four-year degree and massive amounts of student loan debt. 

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