Drop-in Tours of AMTEC from 9 a.m. to noon: Tour the shop at 909 N. Broadway in Everett, view student projects, and talk with faculty and staff about how AMTEC is helping to educate tomorrow's manufacturing workforce.
A business looking to partner with EvCC, WSU, or the Center of Excellence for Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing
An employer or agency who is interested in hiring, educational pathways, or customized training for employees or clients
An educator who works with K-12, looking to encourage STEAM careers
A potential student or parent who is interested in learning more about manufacturing careers
EvCC partners with LWTech on Upskill-Backfill Training Grant
Lake Washington Institute of Technology received $275,000 in competitive Talent and Prosperity for All (TAP) fundsto provide training for new and current manufacturing employees. Through the CCEC-Eastside partnership, EvCC will offer training for career advancement, including Lean Six Sigma, project management, and other skills identified by industry partners.
This is one of seven different projects designed to "upskill" entry and mid-level employees through additional education and training that moves them ahead in their careers, while "backfilling" their open positions with new workers. The Workforce Board has awarded $1.6 million for all projects.
I hope you find these periodic newsletter updates useful in keeping you informed about funding and other workforce development opportunities available through Everett Community College. Please contact me if I can be of service in any way.
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