THE Latte Training Academy Inc. did not get a BOOST, but the organization is steadfast in continuing towards the development of its Content Curation Center. As part of the organization’s
REPRESENTATIVE Edwin Propst wants to know why the Northern Marianas Technical Institute has not received its share of CW funds for the past two years.
He said he has yet to get an answer from the NMTI trustees, adding that CW funds should be spent properly and with transparency so the public knows what is going on with the funds.
U.S. Public Law 115-218 allows the U.S. Department of Labor to impose a $200 fee on CNMI-Only Transitional Worker or CW visa applicants. According to federal law, the amounts collected âshall be deposited into the Treasury of the Commonwealth Government for the sole and exclusive purpose of funding vocational education, apprenticeships, or other training programs for United States workers.â