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JOB SEEKERS

Are you entering today's rapidly transforming labor market and finding it challenging to gain the skills you need and embark on the career you want? You're not alone in wondering, What's the best way forward?

406 JOBS seeks to answer this question by promoting
four different pathways to modern, meaningful employment:
career, college, entrepreneurship and military.

Each pathway identifies the types of programs, training and tactics you can draw on to reach your goals.

CAREER

  • On-the-Job Training
  • Apprenticeship
  • Work-Based Learning
  • Internships
  • Returnships
  • Credentials/Certifications
  • Career and Technical Education Programs and Career Awareness

COLLEGE

  • Industry Alignment
  • Sprint Degrees
  • 2- and 4-Year Programs
  • Hybrid Apprenticeships
  • Rural and Remote Access
  • Strengthening Tribal Colleges

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

  • Skill-Based Curriculums in K-12
  • Incubators and Launch Programs
  • Mentorship and Networking
  • Pitch Competitions
  • Financing Tools
  • Local Ecosystem Development

MILITARY

  • Leadership and JROTC Programs in K-12
  • Civilian Transition Programs
  • Veteran Employment Support
  • Skill-Mapping and Skill-Based Hiring
  • Employer Training

CONNECTING TALENT WITH OPPORTUNITY

Industry and workforce partners are improving access to education and training across the four pathways and addressing common obstacles to employment. They are ensuring that Montana job seekers like you encounter zero barriers to work and can attain the necessary skills to step into secure, good-paying roles in six high-demand sectors that need you the most.

LABOR SHORTAGES IN MONTANA

Hospitality & Recreation
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Healthcare & Health Careers
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Financial & Professional Services
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Education & Childcare
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Construction Trades
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Advanced Manufacturing & Computing
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EXPLORE HIGH-DEMAND SECTORS

WORKFORCE WARRIORS

Hear Montanans tell their stories of navigating different pathways into the workforce.

Did you know...
46% of Montanans cite lack of child care as their primary barrier to employment.

LEARN MORE ABOUT ZERO BARRIERS