Manufacturing Alliance of Chester and Delaware Counties (MACCDC) Panel Discussion on Apprenticeships January 11, 2017 The meeting featured a highly informative panel discussion on “Apprenticeships” and associated programs. The panel was comprised of seven highly experienced representatives of manufacturing, technical education and higher education, and was moderated by Ralf Weiser, MACCDC Chair and executive at …
Advanced Manufacturing-related Training Offered by DCCC
Delaware County Community College continues to offer advanced training in manufacturing-related skills for your current and prospective employees. For more information on three exciting opportunities, please click on the programs below. include: Electro-Mechanical Technician Computerized Numeric Control Process Control Technician Scholarships and reduced tuition for MACC/DC member employees may be available. For further information …
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DCCC’s FREE Electro-Mechanical Technologies Certificate Program
Funded By a Grant From JP Morgan Chase Electro-Mechanical Technician Jobs Are in Demand Manufacturing employers right here in southeastern Pennsylvania are having difficulty finding a highly skilled workforce. Not only are these jobs open and in high demand, they’re also high-paying. At Delaware County Community College, we’re prepared to train you for a …
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GREAT NEWS FOR AREA MANUFACTURERS
GREAT NEWS FOR AREA MANUFACTURERS WEDnet PA allocated more funds to Delaware County Community College!! WEDnet PA are grant funds made available through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Delaware Community College is one of twenty-one partners of the program. While these funds are targeted for manufacturers, IT and Health care organizations there can be and have …
Delaware County Community College Offers Lean Certification Program
Lean Certification Program This 56-hour program is offered at your place of business or here at Delaware County Community College. At the end of this dynamic program your employees will be able to apply principles of Lean to the everyday business environment. In addition, they will enhance their team building skills and develop facilitation techniques …
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Learn How the NTMA Apprenticeship Program Can Help your Business
Enrollment is now open for new apprentices in NTAP-CNC Machinist courses for the Spring 2017 semester. Other apprenticeship programs will be added in 2017. A Fact Sheet and Information Flyer are attached for your information, below: ntapflyerr4_2 ntapflyerr4_2ntap-fact-sheet-101116cc_1 Information sessions can also be scheduled for any interested companies. To apply, companies and apprentice candidates must …
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Advanced Manufacturing Career Training with DCCC
Please see the attached flowchart outlining the FREE or reduced cost training opportunities for MACC/DC Member employees or prospective employees that follow a path from: Pre-employment (pre-apprenticeship) New hire training Incumbent/ Semi-skilled training Incumbent/ Skilled training Apprenticeships, (in conjunction with NTMA) For further information, please see: dccc-advanced-manufacturing-training For courses eligible for this program for …
Delaware County Community College Receives $494,114 Grant to to create a series of advanced manufacturing micro-credentials
(Delaware and Chester Counties, PA • July 18, 2016)—Delaware County Community College, partnering with the Delaware County Workforce Development Board, has received a four-year grant totaling $494,114 to create a series of micro-credentials that align to the College’s advanced manufacturing program. The goal of the project is to develop stackable micro-credentials that demonstrate measurable skill …
Delaware County College Receives $765,224 Grant from National Science Foundation to offer industry apprenticeships
(Delaware and Chester Counties, PA • August 16, 2016)—Delaware County Community College has been awarded a $765,224 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program. Titled “Strengthening the Teaching and Learning of Electro-Mechanical Technology,” the ATE project is designed to address a critical demand for highly skilled advanced manufacturing technicians in southeastern …
New! Resource Guide for Manufacturers
Hello Manufacturers: Please check out the Alliance’s new Resource Guide. We are looking for your comments and suggestions. Please let us know about any additional resources that you find helpful, and which may benefit your peers. Please use the following link: https://ccdcsource.org/ Please e-mail any comments to Craig Fitz, co-program manager at MACCDC…..cfitz@dccc.edu