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National Workforce Services & Placements

Employment Preparation & Workforce Placement

Bridging training into gainful employment through subsidized internships, U.S. Job Corps applications, and career counseling.

Placement Framework RMI PUBLIC SERVICE
  • Youth Employment: Pre-Apprenticeship & Micro-Enterprise Incubation
  • Placement Support: National Employment Exchange & Career Counseling
  • Active across Majuro, Ebeye (Kwajalein), and Outer Islands
Statutory Objectives

Strategic Plan Mandates & Benchmarks

Progress metrics from the NTC Strategic Plan 2025–2030
OUTPUT 4.1
70 Youth

Annual Internship Placements

Direct placement in critical national sectors with a target of 60% employment outcome.

Target: Annual Cadre 60% Outcome Target
OUTPUT 4.2
25 Startups

Youth Enterprise Incubation

Funded seed-capital ventures launched across atolls in direct partnership with OCIT and SBDC by 2028.

Horizon: 2028 Micro-Grants Active
OUTPUT 4.3
100%

Secondary School KAB/SIYB

Full curriculum integration of ILO Know About Business & Start/Improve Your Business across all high schools.

Scope: All RMI High Schools Curricular Mandate
OUTPUT 5.1
1,000+

Registered Portal Users

Verified Marshallese jobseekers and certified technical specialists linked to employers on the centralized registry by 2026.

Target: 2026 Registry Target: Mid-2026
Workplace Experience

National Internship Program (EPP)

The Employment Preparation Program (EPP) provides direct wage subsidization to reduce onboarding risk for Marshallese employers while guaranteeing experiential training and wage standards for graduating youth.

Co-Funded Wage Subsidy Structure

The National Training Council reimburses [CONFIRM: subsidy percentage] of prevailing hourly wages for approved apprentices during the initial 6-month placement cycle.

Public Sector: [CONFIRM %] Private Sector: [CONFIRM %]

Accredited Host Entity Partners

MEC (Energy Corp)
RMI Ports Authority
NTA (Telecom)
KADA (Kwajalein Dev)
Official Placement Procedure

Internship Program Process

5 Step Timeline
1
Visit NTC

Initial consultation & registration at Delap offices

2
Preferable Employer

Interview & discuss placement with approved host

3
Return to NTC

Candidate returns docs & placement preferences

4
Staff Review

Verification of credentials & employer match

5
Contract Sign

Formal tripartite agreement executed at NTC

Program Enrollment Pathway

TRACK A: Candidate Trainees
  1. 1 Complete technical certification at CMI, USP-Majuro, or maritime academies.
  2. 2 Submit National ID & transcript to NTC Delap Headquarters or the digital portal.
  3. 3 Attend 2-week mandatory Workplace Ethics & Readiness module prior to deployment.
TRACK B: Host Organizations
  1. 1 Submit host compliance clearance (RMI Business License & Social Security good standing).
  2. 2 Define technical vacancy and designate certified senior supervisor or master craftsman.
  3. 3 Sign standard tripartite NTC placement memorandum ensuring wage standards.
Training in the United States

U.S. Job Corps Applications

Strategic Plan target: 30 applications a year

NTC helps young Marshallese apply to U.S. Job Corps centers for residential career training and education. Our team guides you through eligibility, paperwork, and preparation before you travel.

1. Talk to NTC

Visit our Majuro or Ebeye office to find out whether Job Corps is right for you and what you need to apply.

2. Prepare Your Application

Our staff help you gather documents and complete the application. [CONFIRM: required documents]

3. Train at a Job Corps Center

Accepted applicants live and train at a Job Corps center in the United States, earning career credentials.

Youth & Student Guidance

Career Readiness & Vocational Counseling

Systemic preparation of youth prior to market entry. Our vocational counselors deliver structured curriculum across public and private secondary schools in Majuro, Kwajalein, and outer island educational complexes.

KAB / SIYB Entrepreneurship Modules

Standardized International Labour Organization (ILO) training covering business idea generation, financial book-keeping, cost calculation, and regulatory licensing in RMI.

Workplace Ethics & Professional Standards

Institutional immersion addressing reliability, occupational safety protocols, digital communication etiquette, and dispute mitigation in sovereign workplaces.

High School Career Profiling & Guidance

Psychometric aptitude assessments aligning graduating cohorts with high-demand national trades, maritime navigation, nursing, and maritime logistics.

Vocational Clinic Field Schedule

[DATE]
Marshall Islands High School (MIHS) Majuro Atoll • [NUMBER] Students
In Session
Kwajalein Atoll High School (KAHS) Ebeye Island • [NUMBER] Students
[DATE]
Jaluit High School (JHS) Jabor, Jaluit Atoll • [NUMBER] Students
[DATE]
Northern Islands Mobile Team Wotje & Likiep Atolls • Outer Community Outreach
[DATE]
Counselor Office: +692 625-4521 / 4522 Contact a counselor
Public Service Engagement

Take Action with the National Training Council

Whether you are an aspiring Marshallese worker seeking accredited placement, or an employer building national capacity, initiate your statutory registration below.

Marshallese Jobseekers & Trainees

Access wage-subsidized apprenticeships, support applying to U.S. Job Corps, or secure official placement on the National Employment Registry.

  • Free enrollment for RMI citizens
  • Guaranteed wage baseline compliance
Enroll as a Jobseeker

Employers & State Enterprises

Receive up to 75% reimbursement for intern wages while developing your workforce pipelines under accredited national standards.

  • Direct quarterly NTC wage reimbursement
  • Pre-screened and certified candidates
Register as Host Employer