Siemens USA announced an expansion of its workforce development partnerships to help train 200,000 electricians and manufacturing experts by 2030.
Working alongside training partners and academic institutions, these efforts aim to equip workers with the skills needed to pursue careers both within Siemens and across many different industries, helping strengthen the broader talent pipeline powering industrial growth across the United States.
According to the press release, Siemens will work with a nationwide network of community colleges, technical programs, trade organizations and industry leaders to build training pathways, such as certifications and hands-on technical programs.
It also contributes to Siemens’ “Skills for Life” strategy, reflecting the company’s dedication to building strong local talent pipelines and supporting economic growth. By providing accessible, high-quality, AI-integrated training aligned with industry needs, Siemens says it’s helping individuals secure meaningful careers while enabling businesses and communities to flourish.
The company’s training initiatives include the following.
Siemens Educates America
This program equips students with hands-on STEM and manufacturing skills through partnerships with schools and communities. The program provides curriculum, donates training labs and offers access to digital training tools. The company’s network of partnerships currently spans 32 states and reaches 32,000 apprentices nationwide.
Siemens Foundation
The Foundation supports workforce readiness in electrification and infrastructure through standardized curriculum, hands-on experience and industry-recognized credentials. It’s intended to build scalable career pathways in the skilled trades through national partnerships, reaching over 7,500 trainees annually.
Siemens Power Academy
The Academy provides flexible, expert-led training for energy professionals in grid automation, protection, and control. Established in 2024, courses are led by industry experts and offer continuing education credits through Wake Tech Community College in Raleigh, NC, supporting both day-to-day performance and long-term career growth. It has trained 887 professionals to date through more than 300 training courses.
