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ITEM NO: 7a_supp 
Workforce Development Program 
Staff Briefing 
November 11, 2014

Program Elements 
Existing and expanded elements 
Pre-apprenticeship training 
Financial assistance  Apprenticeship 
Financial assistance  Educational
credentials 
On-site classes at Port-owned facilities 
Career coaching & navigation services 
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Program Elements 
Career fairs & meet and greets 
Access to jobs information through the
employment center and job board (online) 
Stakeholder in regional education system 
Increased relevant partnerships 
Coordination with other stakeholders 
Engage in proactive legislative efforts 
Port actions

Port Impact in Workforce Development 
2013  Reported Outputs and Outcomes 
325 Participants in 
onsite college classes and job                                157 apprenticeships and 
skills workshops                                     trades-related jobs 

1,402 
positions filled 

7,013 Clients 
Airport only 

Outputs                Outcomes 
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Expected Outputs and Outcomes 
Year One of Expanded Program 
Airport             Maritime           Construction 
135 apprenticeships/jobs 
170 Participants in                                                                           135 apprenticeship retention 
career advancement                                                                 And completion services 

35 Scholarships for                  50 Participants in          150 Participants in financial 
career advancement               bridge-level training           Education classes 

170  35                50 
160 placed          150    135 
1,200 placed 
250 clients              250 clients 

7,400 clients 
Outputs                Outcomes

Next Steps 
Funding recommendations 
Develop program phasing 
Market analysis 
Public bid and contract award 
Annual evaluation 
Develop specs for monitoring and reporting 
Demographics and other outcomes 
Annual Reporting 
Draft Commission Resolution 
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