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CCE Class Schedule Cover GraphicYou may get a January-April 2016 Class Schedule in the mail. But if you don’t . . . Be sure to visit http://bit.ly/Jan-Apr16Schedule and Download a copy!

There are over 40 new course offerings with new items such as Furniture Painting, Music & Culture of the 1960’s, Essentials Oils for Health and many more!

You can always browse our website at http://www.sccsc.edu/cce. Don’t forget to register to save your spot.

 

 

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Take advantage of the free training available for SC Manufacturing Certification! Join us at an information session to find out more about the SC Manufacturing Certification and how to qualify for FREE training!

When:

  • January 21 at 11 am
  • January 22 at 4 pm

Where:

  • Tyger River Campus, BMW Training Center Room 311

Register Now!

100% FREE with funding from the South Carolina General Assembly. Students are only required to pay a $20 fee for drug screening and a background check.

“Made in the USA” is making a comeback and as a result manufacturing is booming.The growth in manufacturing is creating jobs–not just jobs, but good jobs. These are in-demand jobs with good wages and benefits.

The goal of the South Carolina Manufacturing Certification is to raise the level of performance of production workers both to assist the individuals in finding higher-wage jobs and to help employers ensure their workforce increases the company’s productivity and competitiveness.

Benefits of South Carolina Manufacturing Certification 

  • Earning an industry-recognized national certification – Certified Production Technician
  • Mastering the soft and technical skills essential for in-demand jobs in advanced manufacturing
  • Understanding what it takes to work effectively in a manufacturing environment
  • Fully comprehending the importance of continuous improvement in the manufacturing process
  • Grasping the essential skills needed to gather, interpret, and use data consistently and accurately to make decisions and take action
  • Improving your fundamental communication skills (writing, reading, speaking, listening) to meet the needs of the workplace
  • Increasing your safety awareness and honing your ability to recognize and address safety hazards in the workplace
  • Sharpening your basic math abilities
  • Learning to measure properly using a wide variety of measuring instruments
  • Enhancing your use of hand and power tools
  • Learning to read a blueprint effectively without error and within tolerances

Components of the SC Manufacturing Certificate

This program consists of 200 hours including:

  • classroom training
  • hands-on skill training
  • Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
  • OSHA – general industry

Get Started!

In order to be eligible for the scholarship funding associated with this program. You must:

  • attend an information session.
  • have a silver level WorkKeys certification.
  • be unemployed or underemployed. However, an individual who is currently employed but would like to “re-career” in the manufacturing sector is eligible.
  • successfully pass a drug screen background check to be eligible for scholarship funding.
  • be a South Carolina resident and at least 18 years of age.
  • must have a high school diploma or GED

Register for Free Orientation Online Now!

 

For more information contact (864) 592-4900 or email us at cceinfo@sccsc.edu.

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Spring2015CatalogPICSCC’s Corporate & Community Education Division’s Spring 2015 Schedule of classes is now available. There are many new classes available. Download a pdf copy now!

Our new class offerings include:

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Red tree 8Fall is a great time to start something new! Take a look at the upcoming class opportunities in October and Register Online!

Community Interest Classes

  • Cake Decorating Professional
  • Constable In-Service Review
  • Defensive Driving
  • Intertestimental Biblical Review
  • Motorcycle Rider Beginner
  • Photography Advanced

Computer Technology Classes

  • Excel 2010 Intermediate
  • Excel 2013 Basic
  • Excel 2013 Intermediate
  • Office Administration Certificate
  • QuickBooks Beyond the Basics
  • You have an iPad. Now What?

Healthcare Classes

  • Basic Life Support/CPR
  • Dialysis Technician

Professional Development Classes

  • Coaching
  • Emotional Intelligence for Managers
  • Leading Teams
  • Making Solid Decisions
  • Real Estate Broker A, Broker Management
  • Real Estate Broker B, Exam Prep.
  • Solving Problems

Industrial & Manufacturing Classes

  • Fanuc Operations & Basic Programming
  • Fanuc Advanced Programming
  • Forklift

And Hundreds of Online Classes Available. 

Corporate & Community Education can also help with Workforce Development and can customize training to meet your needs.

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With over 363,000 square feet of multi-use warehouse and office space, the Center for Business and Entrepreneurial Development (“Center”), located at the Spartanburg Community College (SCC) Tyger River Campus in Duncan, is the fourth largest business incubator in the United States. Serving small to large companies through a variety of specialized programs, the Center has become a model of success for attracting and launching technology and manufacturing related businesses, as well as increasing economic development and employment in Spartanburg County.

“The Center has served over 25 companies since 2006 and has assisted in the creation of over 3,900 jobs, approximately $200 million in company earnings, and over $10 million in combined income and sales tax revenue for the state,” said Mike Forrester, SCC’s executive assistant to the president and director of economic development. “The Center has proven to be a valuable resource for start-up companies, industry and our community.”

The largest business incubator facility in the nation is the Batavia Industrial Center in New York with 950,000 square feet, followed by the BioSquare in Boston with 700,000 square feet and then the Fulton-Carroll Center in Chicago, housing 400,000 square feet of space. According to National Business Incubation Association Publications’ 2012 State of the Business Incubation Industry, large incubators like these are the exception rather than the norm, with only eight percent of all incubation programs reporting to have facilities larger than 100,000 square feet. However, business incubator programs are on the rise with approximately 1,400 in operation in North America in 2012, compared to 1,100 in 2006.

SCC’s Center offers start-ups and established companies assistance in four key areas: incubator services, soft landings, workforce employment services and special projects. Participating companies can utilize the Center’s services or space for up to a year at no cost, other than utilities, if they agree to establish a permanent location within Spartanburg County. The Center offers them office and warehouse space, specialized training, technical support, market research, industry expert mentors, and cultural support for international companies. The Center is also located in a foreign trade zone, which allows companies to produce goods without the associated customs duties and related taxes.

The Center is currently serving the following companies:

  • A.L. Industries, an Israeli company that manufactures automotive air filters, is developing their first U.S. manufacturing operations.
  • Benore Logistics IT provides IT support for the Just-In-Time delivery for parts and supplies for BWM.
  • Core Care Wellness is launching a new technology product that helps to ensure that Medicare patients receive annual wellness exams while also improving patient care and saving health care providers time and money.
  • EchoStar is currently utilizing space to store equipment they will use to upgrade their operations.
  • Edgewater Automation designs and builds custom automation equipment for assembly and test applications.
  • Jeffreys Manufacturing has two show rooms in the Center for their OKK CNC machines and HAAS CNC Machines, which SCC students and instructors also use to train on.
  • Motion Mekanix is a global leader in automation engineering that provides programming, consulting and training for a wide range of robots and applications.
  • Trimite is using the Center’s warehouse space to store new equipment to up fit an expansion of their facility.

Previous clients of the Center include Adidas, Amazon, BMW, Jankel Tactical Systems, Master Precision Global and Walmart, among others.

For more information about the Center for Business and Entrepreneurial Development, please visit www.sccsc.edu/econdev or contact Mike Forrester at (864) 592-6204.

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View the Fall 2012 Schedule BrochureTake a look at Corporate & Community Education’s updated Fall Schedule of Classes. There are lots of opportunities to increase your job skills, train for a new career or learn a new hobby!

We offer classes in the following categories:

Visit our website at www.gonetoclass.com for details

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An eight-month program held at the Union County Advance Technology Center offers students career basics as well as employment opportunities after the course is completed.

The class is offered through the ACHIEVE (Academic Challenges Helping Individuals Expand Values and Education) program and is held every Thursday for an eight-month period. All students enrolled in the class have either earned their GED or are currently working on it.

The class began with a seven-week course called Smart Work Ethics where students participated in team building and intensive training in soft skills. They even created their own button pins to wear with their slogan being, “Forget the sky. There is no limit.”

From there, they began their NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) core curriculum training at Union County Advanced Technology Center through Spartanburg Community College Corporate & Community Education.

Read more: Union Daily Times – ‘A good opportunity’

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Spartanburg Community College (SCC) and BMW will co-host the Automotive Manufacturing Technical Education Collaborative (AMTEC) Academy, Maintenance 2020: What Does this Mean to the Maintenance Technicians?, on March 22-23. AMTEC, a national collaborative of two-year colleges and global automotive industry partners, holds academies and workshops on a range of topics involving automotive manufacturing trends and training. The Maintenance 2020 Academy sessions will be held at SCC’s central campus in Spartanburg and attendees will have the opportunity to tour the BMW plant on March 23.

“We are honored to host the Maintenance 2020 Academy at SCC this year,” said Mike Forrester, SCC director of economic development and interim director of SCC’s Corporate and Community Education division. “SCC has been an active member of AMTEC since it was established in 2005. Our involvement with AMTEC, along with our on-going partnerships with BMW and Ford, not only help keep us abreast of industry demands and trends, but we are also included in developing new curriculum for colleges and training centers nationally that will prepare tomorrow’s automotive workforce to be globally competitive.”

The Maintenance 2020 Academy will cover the expectations for the future of manufacturing sustainability, the global outlook of manufacturing, global standards for technicians, and much more. A demonstration of the AMTEC Manufacturing Simulator, a state-of-the-art manufacturing training tool, will also be held, along with a discussion on how industry and educators use the simulator for troubleshooting training.

AMTEC is a national center of excellence in advanced automotive manufacturing and is funded by the National Science Foundation as an Advance Technological Education Center. It is comprised of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and colleges in 12 states that are addressing the skills and competencies of the current and future workforce. SCC is the only technical college in South Carolina and one of only 19 community/technical colleges across the U.S. who are members of AMTEC. Global automotive manufacturing partners include BMW, Toyota, General Motors and Ford Motor Company.

For more information on AMTEC or the AMTEC Maintenance 2020 Academy, visit www.autoworkforce.org. Individuals interested in attending the Academy should contact Mike Forrester at (864) 592-6204.

About Spartanburg Community College.
Named one of the fastest-growing colleges in the nation according to Community College Week, SCC offers more than 100 academic programs of study including associate degrees, diplomas and certificates, plus University Transfer opportunities to four-year colleges and universities. SCC provides flexible class scheduling including day, evening, weekend classes with multiple start dates and more than 100 online classes through SCCOnline. Offering the lowest tuition in the region, convenient locations, and regional/national accreditations, SCC offers educational opportunities leading to high-growth, high-demand jobs. The SCC Corporate & Community Education Division provides job and career enhancement, workforce development and personal enrichment courses and training programs. For more information, visit
www.sccsc.edu.

 

About Automotive Manufacturing Technical Education Collaborative.
AMTEC is a multi-college, multi-state collaborative of community and technical colleges and industry partners working together to improve the preparation of highly skilled technicians and manufacturing engineers for successful work in automobile manufacturing. Colleges and industry partners from Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, Alabama, Ohio, Texas, and South Carolina are the core members of the Collaborative. The lead partner for the Collaborative is the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS). For more information, visit www.autoworkforce.org.

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Amatrol Teaches Skills for Workplace Success!

Advanced Manufacturing offers some of the highest paying and most satisfying career opportunties available today.  Develop the depth of technical skills that technicians need to excel in technical support roles.

Amatrol Labs

Amatrol Labs

Amatrol is a hybrid training program that consists of online learning and hands-on assessments specifically selected for mechanical and electrical technicians who want to increase their skills.  Many companies are using Amatrol to cross-train their mechanical and electrical technicians.  Amatrol is a superior, skills-based e-learning tool that uses a simulated, interactive environment which results in less time in a lab.

There are many benefits to using Amatrol.

  • The majority of training takes place online at your facility or from the comfort of the technicians home.
  • The online learning component is extremely intuitive.  Pointing and clicking are the only computer skills needed.
  • Amatrol is affordable and volume discounts are available.
  • Various levels of training are available for beginner, intermediate and expert technicians.
  • A demonstration is available online and will take only a few minutes to review.  Click to View the Amatrol Online Training Demonstration.

For more information or to request an assessment of your needs, contact Terrill Brown at brownt@sccsc.edu, 864-206-2805 or Ty Wright at wrightt@sccsc.edu, 864-206-2803.

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Make 2010 the year for education or personal growth.  Increase your job skills and become more marketable in the workplace or take some personal interest classes.  Spartanburg Community College, Corporate & Community Education is here to help. 

We offer many classes to get you started — From Basic Computer to Manufacturing Production Technician Certifications.  Our Corporate community and Business Owners can even have training customized to meet business needs. 

You can browse our available courses at www.gonetoclass.com/learn and register online at your convenience.  Or you may contact us at 864-592-4408 or toll free 1-877-592-4408.

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