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Entergy mentorship program helps returning veterans transition into the business world
January 11, 2022 FOX 8 News

Entergy Recognizes National Apprenticeship Week with Newly Registered Program
This week marks the seventh annual National Apprenticeship Week, celebrating the benefits of registered apprenticeships in preparing a diverse, inclusive and highly skilled workforce to meet the talent needs of employers across diverse industries.

Learn How to Become an Entergy Lineworker/Hero in Apprenticeship Program
Entergy Arkansas lineworkers are unsung heroes who help keep the electricity flowing to homes and businesses during the best and worst weather conditions.

Boot Camp Prepares New Lineworkers for Record-Setting Storm Challenges
New apprentices join the company’s line crews in Mississippi and LouisiananSince graduating from Lineworker’s Boot Camp last August, Entergy’s newest apprentices have participated in some of the most challenging service-restoration efforts in company history, including devastating hurricanes in Louisiana and, more recently, a winter storm in Mississippi.

Entergy’s Grand Gulf Invests in Developing First-Line Leaders
Fifteen Grand Gulf Nuclear Station team members completed the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations First-Line Leadership Essentials Seminar in December. The five-day virtual seminar, hosted by INPO's National Academy for Nuclear Training, provided valuable leadership training and development for first-line supervisors from across the organization.

Entergy ‘Center of Excellence’ Opens in Clinton
Facility offers immersive training environment for future line workers from four-state region

Entergy Arkansas, ADE Partner for Online Career and Technical Education Courses
In a year when remote learning has become more important than ever, representatives of Entergy Arkansas and the Arkansas Department of Education announced today a $482,000 grant that will be used to develop 20 new Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses that will be available to high school students and adults next fall.

Mississippi High School Energy Academies to Power Up Career Readiness
Entergy to sponsor program of internships, field trips and research projects.

Linemen’s Boot Camp Graduates Ready to Begin New Careers
Entergy Arkansas linemen got an influx of new blood this week with the graduation of 11 apprentice linemen from the Summer 2020 Linemen’s Boot Camp.

Two Entergy Employees Recognized as ‘Nation’s Best’
Lawyers of Colornamed senior counsel Wajiha Rizvi and assistant general counsel Endya Delpit to its inaugural Nation's Best list for 2019 in the Southwest Region.

Points of Light Conference Sparks Opportunity Employment Initiative
When recent high school graduates Nichelle Johnson and Tranetta Luque began their jobs as customer care center clerks atEntergy Corporation, they were excited. They knew they landed well-paying jobs with full benefits, a retirement savings plan and excellent long-term career opportunities at the only Fortune 500 company headquartered in their hometown of New Orleans.

Posse New Orleans: an Entergy Charitable Foundation Success Story
Support from the Entergy Charitable Foundation has helped Posse New Orleans fulfill the college-bound dreams of more than 150 high-school scholars, many of whom would have otherwise lacked the resources to continue their education.

Careers In Energy Week: Developing the Next Generation
Today kicks off Careers in Energy Week, an opportunity for you to learn how with the right education and training, you can begin a rewarding, well-paying energy career that benefits millions of people every day. At Entergy, we’re committed developing the next generation of leaders in the energy industry through our community investments in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) opportunities for youth throughout our service area.

Entergy Interns get a Jumpstart on their careers
By Steven Oubre

Entergy Breaks Ground on New Barfield Training Substation
When Dub Barfield needed a roof on his camp house, he climbed up a ladder and nailed it on himself. He enlisted his family to help. As he reached the end of a long row of shingles, one of his nails went in crooked.
