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Education Occupational Education Programs (Vocational training and marketable skills in a wide variety of trades) Varies Varies 500 All BOP institutions Work Federal Prison Industries (Trade name UNICOR, a job skills program) Indefinite Duration Full or shared half time 500 57 factories and 2 farms located at 51 facilities Work National ...
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