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Residents in northeast Oklahoma communities such as Sapulpa can benefit from the free game-based learning opportunity to obtain employment. (Photo by OSU Agriculture)
Regional Roundup, Southern Region

Free, game-based employment training available in Oklahoma

The Oklahoma State University Extension Create Bridges program will offer a group of free, game-based training courses this fall that will help improve workplace skills. Read More

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