What does NIWL stand for?

National Institute for Work and Learning (est. 1971; Academy for Educational Development; Washington, DC)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The recovery package will help move industry forward and offer a lot of opportunities for workers at all levels," said Mindy Feldbaum, director of workforce development programs at the National Institute for Work and Learning.

Unemployed seek training for 'green collar' jobs

A $643,000 grant for the project will go to the National Institute for Work and Learning and Westat Research Corp.

2 new programs could benefit colleges. (Capitol briefs)

The AED National Institute for Work and Learning (NIWL) has released interim findings of a long-term study on the Lansing Area Manufacturing Partnership (LAMP), and those findings appear very promising.

More positive news on school-to-career. (Front and Center)