§ 28C.18.005 Findings
§ 28C.18.010 Definitions
§ 28C.18.020 Workforce training and education coordinating board
§ 28C.18.030 Purpose of the board
§ 28C.18.040 Director’s duties
§ 28C.18.050 Board designation and functions for federal purposes — Monitoring state plans for consistency
§ 28C.18.060 Board’s duties
§ 28C.18.068 Policies to accommodate student absences for reasons of faith or conscience or for activities conducted under the auspices of a religious organization
§ 28C.18.070 Intent — “Program” clarified
§ 28C.18.080 Comprehensive plan — Contents — Updates — Agency operating plans — Reports to the legislature
§ 28C.18.090 Additional board duties — Program evaluation by operating agencies
§ 28C.18.100 Assessments by board — Biennial report to legislature and governor
§ 28C.18.110 Identification of policies and methods to promote efficiency and sharing of resources — Report to governor and legislature
§ 28C.18.120 State strategic plan for supply of health care personnel — Reports
§ 28C.18.130 Industry skill panels — Grants — Role
§ 28C.18.140 Industry skill panels — Standards — Report
§ 28C.18.150 Local unified plan for the workforce development system — Strategic plan
§ 28C.18.160 Opportunity internship program — Purpose — Program incentives — Rules
§ 28C.18.162 Opportunity internship program — Definitions
§ 28C.18.164 Opportunity internship program — Opportunity internship consortia — Contracts — Federal funds
§ 28C.18.166 Opportunity internship program — List of consortium graduates — Notifying office of student financial assistance of Washington college grant eligibility
§ 28C.18.168 Opportunity internship program — List of employed graduates — Verification — Incentive payments
§ 28C.18.180 Lifelong learning program
§ 28C.18.190 Aerospace and advanced materials manufacturing — Program review — Analysis of training system
§ 28C.18.210 Clean energy technology workforce advisory committee — Duties — Membership
§ 28C.18.212 Clean energy technology — Evaluation of policies
§ 28C.18.214 Clean energy technology — Workforce training recommendations — Transition to retirement study
§ 28C.18.216 Clean energy technology — Report
§ 28C.18.220 Nursing professions — Marketing plan
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