Indiana highlights prison job training, more than 2,000 certifications earned
INDIANAPOLIS — More than 3,200 people incarcerated in Indiana enrolled in vocational programs in 2025, earning 2,070 certifications as the state works to prepare them for employment after release, according Over 3,200 people incarcerated in Indiana enrolled in vocational programs in 2025, earning over 2,070 certifications, according to the governor's office. The training covers various fields including logistics, construction, coding, cosmetology and culinary arts. The Indiana Department of Correction also offers hands-on experience in woodworking, manufacturing, and agriculture. The state is working to prepare people for employment after release and to strengthen employment opportunities for those leaving prison. Governor Mike Braun has directed the department to strengthen job opportunities for people leaving prison, with an emphasis on helping them find and keep jobs. The programs offer participants opportunities to explore career interests and develop skills they can use beyond their time in prison.
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INDIANAPOLIS — More than 3,200 people incarcerated in Indiana enrolled in vocational programs in 2025, earning 2,070 certifications as the state works to prepare them for employment after release, acc... [1610 symbols]
