Permian Strategic Partnership Focus
Why Workforce Development?
In 2024, the Permian Basin supported over 862,000 jobs nationwide, according to The Perryman Group.
By 2040, continued industry growth and a shift toward a resident rather than rotational workforce in the Basin will require approximately 185,000 more workers, to meet the needs of other industries and services across the local and regional economy.
Workforce Development
What We’re Doing
The PSP is partnering with local school districts, community colleges, state and local officials, and other civil society organizations to attract, develop, and retain workforce and their families across the Permian Basin.
Workforce Development Initiatives
Expanding CDL Training Program at New Mexico Junior College
Workforce Development
News of our Impact
PSP Invests $10 Million in Southeast New Mexico College Trades x Technologies Center
Permian Strategic Partnership Invests $10 Million in Southeast New Mexico College Trades x Technologies CenterExpanding…
Permian Strategic Partnership Invests $5 Million in CTE Center Expansion for Artesia Students
The Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP) is investing $5 million into Artesia Public Schools (APS) to…
Permian Strategic Partnership Invests $10M Towards Ector County ISD CTE Building
Permian Strategic Partnership Invests $10M Towards Ector County ISD CTE Building The Permian Strategic Partnership…