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Miami Gardens Universities Partner for Resident Upskilling

Miami Gardens partners with Miami Dade College, Florida Memorial University, and St. Thomas University to offer courses and training for resident upskilling and economic mobility.

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06/08/2026 · Miami Gardens edition

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Miami Gardens Partners with Local Universities for Resident Upskilling

Miami Gardens has established partnerships with Miami Dade College, Florida Memorial University, and St. Thomas University. This initiative provides courses and training designed to help residents upskill and improve their economic mobility.

The program focuses on offering educational opportunities directly benefiting the local workforce. By collaborating with these established institutions, the city aims to equip residents with new skills and enhance their career prospects within the community.

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