Meet Ivanka Trump

She fights for equality --

equal opportunity freely given to all citizens --

equal judging of everyone by the same standard

Vocational Training and Apprenticeships

Events provide an avenue for the Trump-led government to announce new administrative actions aimed at expanding current apprenticeship programs and re-organizing existing federal job training programs. A top government official revealed that President Donald Trump is seeking to make several amendments to current workforce development programs as well as making sure that money spent for this purpose yield results. According to records, there are 43 job training programs across 13 different government agencies in the United States and a combined $16.7 billion is spent by the government in funding these programs.

In a press briefing over the weekend, Ivanka Trump told reporters, "The reality is that there are still Americans seeking employment despite low unemployment rates, and companies are struggling to fill vacancies for positions that require varied levels of skills and training.  So the Trump administration is committed to working very closely to close the skills gap."

Ivanka Trump revealed that next week’s program is a move by the president to fulfill one of the promises he made during his campaign, adding that she has come across several college graduates who are finding it hard to get a job and a couple of business owners who struggling to employ workers with adequate skills.  Ivanka also pointed to her recent trip to Berlin for the W20 summit as one of the factors that informed the administration's thinking on expanding apprenticeship programs.

Ivanka along with her father and Labor secretary Alexander Acosta will travel to Waukesha County Technical College in Wisconsin on Tuesday.  The trio will be joined by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker as the group tours several of the school's training classrooms and participates in a round table discussion with local business owners.

This year, 2019, Ivanka Trump was given the esteemed Internet Freedom Award by the Internet Association.  She is clearly a champion of policies that drive the growth of the internet economy, which contributes 6 percent of GDP to the national economy and represents 3 million jobs.  She is in support of a thriving internet ecosystem and is a proponent of policies that foster innovation, opportunity, and jobs across the sector.

Of course this Internet Freedom Award was given because of her hard work.  Business leaders met with Sr. White House Advisor Ivanka Trump recently in Detroit to pledge an additional $300 million in funding to broaden K-12 access to computer science education.

The forum comes a day after President Donald Trump directed his education secretary Betsy DeVos to prioritize science and technology education and spend at least $200 million annually on competitive grants for STEM, science, technology, engineering and math, programs.

Tech giants such as Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Salesforce have each pledged $50 million toward the educational initiative.

General Motors has offered $10 million and a contribution from Quicken Loans will ensure 15,000 students in Detroit will get a computer science education.

“It’s going to take both public and private efforts to bridge this technology gap in our country,” said Quicken Loans Founder Dan Gilbert.

The news media and DEms went nuts, when she sat-in at the G20 conference - OMG why?

Almost zero publicity is placed on all her hard work; it's not fair but she deals.  Have you heard that we have a runaway, opioid and human trafficking problem?  She's all over that, too!