PSCDC works with local employers to identify workforce needs and build training and career pathways that respond directly to them. We bring together employers, education partners, and funding resources to expand skills, strengthen career pathways, help businesses develop talent, and build a stronger regional workforce.
Training begins with the needs employers identify. We work with local industries to understand workforce gaps, then partner with education and training providers to develop programs that build the skills employers need.
When funding is available, we pursue grants and partnerships that can reduce or eliminate training costs for workers and employers.
PSCDC turns workforce needs into action. We bring employers, educators, workforce organizations, and regional partners together around shared challenges, secure the resources to move ideas forward, and lead the development of training and career pathways that strengthen our local workforce.
Our partners contribute the expertise, instruction, access, and specialized resources that help those efforts succeed across Archuleta County and the broader region.
Local employers help shape PSCDC’s workforce programs by identifying skill gaps, hiring needs, and emerging industry challenges. We work with employers to develop training, connect with workforce partners, create work-based learning opportunities, and build stronger pipelines to local talent. These resources can help employers address hiring, training, and workforce-development needs.
Share a workforce challenge, training need, or hard-to-fill position so we can help identify potential partners, programs, or next steps.
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Learn how your business can support internships, career exploration, or other work-based learning opportunities for local students.
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See current and upcoming training programs that may benefit your employees or help strengthen the local talent pipeline.
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For employers
Learn how your business can support internships, career exploration, or other work-based learning opportunities for local students, then sign up below.
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Tell us about your business and the kind of work an intern could do.
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We follow up about matching and timing.
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When grant funding is available, PSCDC helps offset intern wages through reimbursement.
Whether you are exploring a career, building new skills, changing fields, or looking for hands-on experience, we help connect students and workers with training, internships, work-based learning, and career opportunities that can lead to employment and advancement.
Explore training, certification, and skill-building opportunities offered through PSCDC and our partners. Programs are designed around local workforce needs and may include technical training, career development, industry credentials, and other opportunities to build skills and advance.
For questions about training, internships, or partnering with PSCDC on workforce needs, contact PSCDC.
Email: emily@pagosaspringscdc.org
Phone: 970.264.3023