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ASU’s AZNext program starts classes in January

A partnership between Arizona State University, various businesses and the federal government is hoping to give job seekers a look at potential careers starting again early next year.

In January, ASU is offering job training through the AZNext program, a grant-funded effort through the U.S. Department of Labor, said Rob Buelow, program director at W. P. Carey Information Systems at ASU.

The majority of classes are “built around” a certification of some kind, not college credit, Buelow said.

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