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Whether you are an employer, a workforce board, an AEL provider or a system partner, there is a way to plug into CPPDC right now. Meet the partners already at the table, then pick your path.
How to get connected. Employers access resources, tools and partnership opportunities through the Employer Connect Hub. Workforce boards, colleges, labor, training, advocacy and agency partners send a partner inquiry. Adult education and literacy providers and anyone else submit the interest form and pick the initiatives they want. CPPDC replies with dates and the right next step. The Workforce Integration Academy, Regional Summits, webinars and the Symposium are free.
Share a little about your organization and which initiatives you are curious about. CPPDC follows up with details, dates and the right next step. Prefer email? CPPDC@restoreeducation.org · 210.432.6123
For workforce boards, colleges, labor, advocacy and agency partners who want to work with CPPDC.
For employers joining the Employer Connect Hub: curated information, networking opportunities and the providers preparing your next hires.
Who partners with CPPDC. CPPDC works with Texas employers, the state’s workforce development boards, adult education and literacy providers, colleges and universities, labor and apprenticeship sponsors, advocacy organizations and public agencies. Employers join through the Employer Connect Hub and the Symposium employer sessions. Other organizations partner through Regional Summits, the Symposium and cross-sector work groups. CPPDC to supply: partner list and logos
Working with CPPDC Across Texas.
Featured partners
Short Profiles, in Their Own Words.
Each profile is two sentences supplied by the partner: who they are and what they do with CPPDC.
Partner name CPPDC to supply
Two-sentence profile: who the employer is, and how they work with CPPDC, for example through the Employer Connect Hub or hiring from partner programs.
Partner name CPPDC to supply
Two-sentence profile: the board’s region, and the summit or work group it co-hosts with CPPDC.
Partner name CPPDC to supply
Two-sentence profile: the college and its role in dual enrollment career pathways or stackable credentials.
Common Questions
Who can take part in CPPDC programs?
Adult education and literacy providers, workforce boards, employers, postsecondary educators, labor partners, advocacy organizations and agency partners across Texas. Some initiatives, like the Workforce Integration Academy, are cohort-based and limited. Others, like webinars, Regional Summits and the Symposium, are open registration.
Is there a cost to participate?
No. The Workforce Integration Academy, Regional Summits, webinars and the Symposium are free to take part in.
How do I register for a specific event?
Each event on the Events page has two registration buttons: the TCALL PD Portal for staff of state-funded AEL programs, and a second link for employers, workforce boards and partners. The Employer Connect Hub works from the employer sign-up list. CPPDC to confirm: mechanics
How do employers get involved?
Through the Employer Connect Hub, the Symposium employer sessions and regional employer work groups. Start with the employer sign-up form above.
Is CPPDC the same as Restore Education?
CPPDC is a program of Restore Education and serves the workforce system: providers, boards, employers and partners. Restore Education is the parent organization. Restore Tech Academy is its adult charter high school. The three serve different audiences along the career pathway.