PR Ready Workforce Training Program is part of the projects developed by the Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Trust. The objective is to train and build competencies in the participants for job opportunities related to the reconstruction and economic growth of the island.   Through training, certification and mentoring, participants will be prepared with the necessary skills that will place Puerto Rico within the economy of the future. PR Ready Will offer professional certifications in: Information and Communication Technology, Health Services, Public Services and Manufacturing.

This initiative is made possible by the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Program with federal funds from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

For more information visit CDBG-DR https://cdbg-dr.pr.gov/en

Section 3 Policy (M/WBE) is available https://cdbg-dr.pr.gov/seccion-3/

Our mission is to offer training and mentoring to unemployed or underemployed residents of Puerto Rico, and with low or moderate incomes. With the aim of developing skills and job opportunities in the participants related to the reconstruction and economic growth of the Island.

We offer training and mentoring in areas of:

Information and Communication Technology

Health Services

Public Services

Manufacturing

Upon completion of the professional certification, they will have the opportunity to be part of the talent portal that will serve as a recruiting tool for various employers.

• Resident of Puerto Rico
• Unemployed and underemployed
• Low and moderate income

Thank you for your interest in our program. At the moment we will not be receiving any more applications, since the spaces of our certifications have been completed. For more information you can contact us at [email protected] or 787-523-3341.

For Additional Information on Workforce Training Program of Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Program, visit https://cdbg-dr.pr.gov/ (español) http://cdbg-dr.pr.gov/en/ (English version)

Citizens who wish to submit a formal complaint, related to activities managed with CDBG-DR funds, may do so by these methods, click here.