We are pleased to announce Nevada CyberSecurity Graduates Transmosis helps underserved populations transform their lives by enabling the highly ambitious to access State and Federal training dollars. In doing so we run the Nation’s first Cybersecurity Training Programs for the State of
Transmosis is a workforce trainer focused on developing a pipeline of skilled labor by helping job seekers address skill gaps. (TNS) — When someone looks to change career paths and get into a new industry, it can be tough. Nevada
Transmosis CEO, Chase Norlin will speak on Transforming Cybersecurity Workforce through Government Collaborations on November 7, 2017. Cybersecurity has emerged as one of the leading creators of jobs and opportunity for all economic sectors. The demand for cybersecurity positions in
The CyberMaryland Conference is an annual two-day event presented jointly by The National Cyber Security Hall of Fame and Federal Business Council (FBC) in conjunction with academia, government and private industry organizations. Transmosis CEO, Chase Norlin will be speaking on
Transmosis CEO, Chase Norlin will be speaking on “The Power of Apprenticeships in the Cybersecurity Industry: A Case Study Solving Skill Gaps to Meet Future Employer Demands” at SecureWorld Bay Area on October 5, 2017. SecureWorld conference provides more content
When someone looks to change career paths and get into a new industry, it can be tough. Nevada has tapped a company to help make that transition easier for those seeking work in the technology sector. Transmosis is a workforce
A California-based tech company that has found success with cybersecurity career training is spreading its program to Nevada. Transmosis Corp., a workforce trainer focused on developing a pipeline of skilled labor by helping job seekers address skill gaps, is led
A California-based company is launching a cybersecurity training program in Nevada. The program, offered by Transmosis, follows the company’s two-year pilot program in Henderson focused on information technology. Local tech experts say Transmosis is a much-needed helping hand in growing
What will it take to create the five million apprenticeships in the next five years that President Trump is proposing? Support for the apprenticeship concept is high across the political spectrum, left and right. What have we learned in recent
Transmosis is now taking applications for its free tech training. A free cybersecurity training ending with an opportunity to earn more money may sound as legit as a Craigslist post, but not everything has to be too good to be
