307 trainees assisted through state job training program
4 Aug 2025
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The New Mexico Economic Development Department has approved support for 307 trainees across 12 companies in June and July through its statewide Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP), with over $3.6 million in potential funding.
Fiscal year 2025 (FY25) concluded with 60 companies receiving JTIP awards across New Mexico. The program approved funding for up to 1,238 trainees at an average wage of $25, including 820 workers in rural communities, earning an average wage of $21. The state also approved 38 interns for training assistance.
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