Data Center Virtual Career Fair: Texas Trades and Tech Roles
September 16, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. CT
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The Rural Data Center Readiness Webinar Series is an eight-part series, with registration required for each individual session. If you’d like to participate in upcoming webinars, be sure to register for each session separately.

Register for an Upcoming Session

On April 29th, Cholla, alongside Synder ISD and Startech hosted an onsite tour at Cholla’s Bitcoin Mining center for over 30 attendees from local ISD’s, community colleges, Chambers of Commerce and economic development offices to learn more about possibilities in bitcoin mines and data centers in West Texas.

Friday, May 1st @ 3:00 – 4:00pm

If you were unable to attend, here is the meeting recording. Enter password: +vk?3RRE 

As technology continues to reshape industries, businesses across sectors are facing increasing challenges in finding and retaining skilled talent. This webinar will explore how Per Scholas partners with businesses to develop sustainable talent pipelines that support operational growth, innovation, and long-term competitiveness.

Learning to Earning Workgroup: Per Scholas Overview & Potential Partnership

Friday, May 1st @ 2:00 – 3:00pm

This webinar will introduce how Per Scholas partners with community colleges, workforce boards, and training providers to co-develop and deliver high-impact, employer-aligned training pathways. Grounded in shared ecosystem work through EDL and initiatives like the Texas Flywheel, the session will highlight where collaboration can accelerate program development, expand training capacity, and improve student outcomes.

Through the Texas Flywheel initiative, employers, educators, and workforce leaders are aligning around emerging digital infrastructure jobs — clarifying skills, supporting the design of training programs, and connecting Texans to new career opportunities. Read More

What if stepping into a new industry did not mean starting over?

Across West Texas, that is becoming a real possibility. As data centers and bitcoin mining operations continue to grow, they are creating hands-on jobs that look a lot more familiar than people might expect.