The NW Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology is committed to supporting and expanding a competitive and resilient maritime workforce for Washington State.  We work with two broad sub-sectors of the industry, ashore and afloat.  This includes boat and ship building and repair, underway operations, water transportation, and commercial fishing.

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Look back on the 2021/2022 year and all we accomplished in our end of year report.

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Learn more and celebrate National Apprenticeship Week. See upcoming events, and more, in our January newsletter

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In today’s climate as we look for that perfect employee, where do we find the best candidates for open positions?

Learn more about what we are doing in Fall 2021. See upcoming events, and more, in our October newsletter

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This year, for World Suicide Prevention Day, the theme is “Creating Hope through Action.”

Learn more about what we are doing in the Summer 2021. See upcoming events, and more, in our August newsletter

Voters, parents, and high school students share a remarkably positive view of skilled trades classes and support greater investment in these courses to prepare students for life after high school, according to a new study from Harbor Freight Tools for Schools conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago. The study finds broad and bipartisan support among voters and parents alike for a variety of funding mechanisms to bolster skilled trades education.

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Glen Martin started his carpentry career as an apprentice in 1974. By 1978, he earned his journeyman card. And so began Glen’s journey to becoming a Carpentry Instructor at Green River Community College. Thirty two years later Glen is ready to pass the torch and retire.