America's Workforce Academy

Meta is investing $115 million in its America's Workforce Academy to train people for skilled trade jobs in AI data center construction. The program covers tuition, travel, lodging, and offers job placement for graduates, focusing on roles like fiber technicians, electricians, and welders. Partners include the National Urban League and Associated Builders and Contractors.

Meta has launched a free five-week training course named America's Workforce Academy to address shortages in skilled trades like fiber technicians, welders, plumbers, and electricians. The program aims to train workers for data center construction and guarantee them jobs in skilled trades, with the National Urban League partnering on the initiative.

Meta and Mike Rowe have launched a free trade-training program called America's Workforce Academy that covers training costs, transportation, certification fees, and pays participants to focus on learning, guaranteeing jobs for future welders, plumbers, and electricians.

Meta is investing $115 million in a workforce training program to address shortages of skilled tradespeople like electricians and fiber technicians needed for building AI data centers. The 'America's Workforce Academy' offers free, paid training with guaranteed jobs for graduates, launching in Louisiana, Ohio, Indiana, and Texas. The initiative highlights the growing demand for physical infrastructure workers as AI development expands.

Meta is investing $115 million in a free five-week training program through America's Workforce Academy, offering guaranteed job offers and piloting in Louisiana, Ohio, Indiana, and Texas.