Career Training in Advanced Manufacturing
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Career Training in Advanced Manufacturing Gain the Career Skills You Need for Current and Future Jobs 1700 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130 - 215.496.6148 - www.ccp.edu Take advantage of free career training with JobTrakPA at Community College of Philadelphia. This Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant program provides valuable career training, re-training and skills enhancement needed for job opportunities. This training—for TAA-eligible, laid-off or dislocated workers or workers needing to add to their current skillset—specializes in high-demand career areas expecting a critical shortage of qualified workers. To meet this growing need, the College is providing training in Advanced Manufacturing. Successful candidates will have the benefit of: • Short-term, career-specific courses • Basic skills training • Intensive support from a dedicated career coach • Workshops for all aspects of employability and workplace competencies • Comprehensive support from a dedicated job developer • Job placement assistance ABOUT THE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TRAINING This training will provide students with the core skills and hands-on training for current advanced manufactur- ing jobs. There are 7 different training modules avail- able, and these modules are designed to give students the training they need quickly and conveniently. Each module can be completed in as little as a week to three weeks. A certificate of completion is available to students after successful completion of each module. Students who complete ALL modules are eligible for the Advanced Manufacturing Integrated Systems Tech- nology (AMIST) Level I certification and a certificate of completion. The AMIST Level 1 training consists of approximately 400 hours of instructor-led and self-directed online learning, as well as hands-on equipment training. Study modules include: • DC-AC Electricity • Electrical Wiring • Hydraulics 1 • Introduction to PLCs-Part 1
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Career Training in Advanced ManufacturingGain the Career Skills You Need for Current and Future Jobs
1700 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130 - 215.496.6148 - www.ccp.edu
Take advantage of free career training with JobTrakPA at Community College of Philadelphia. This Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant program provides valuable career training, re-training and skills enhancement needed for job opportunities. This training—for TAA-eligible, laid-off or dislocated workers or workers needing to add to their current skillset—specializes in high-demand career areas expecting a critical shortage of qualified workers. To meet this growing need, the College is providing training in Advanced Manufacturing.
Successful candidates will have the benefit of: •Short-term,career-specificcourses •Basicskillstraining •Intensivesupportfromadedicatedcareercoach •Workshopsforallaspectsofemployabilityand workplace competencies •Comprehensivesupportfromadedicated job developer •Jobplacementassistance
ABOUT THE ADVANCED
MANUFACTURING TRAINING
This training will provide students with the core skills and hands-on training for current advanced manufactur-ing jobs. There are 7 different training modules avail-able, and these modules are designed to give students the training they need quickly and conveniently. Each module can be completed in as little as a week to three weeks. A certificate of completion is available to students after successful completion of each module. Students who complete ALL modules are eligible for theAdvancedManufacturingIntegratedSystemsTech-nology(AMIST)LevelIcertificationandacertificateofcompletion.
TheAMISTLevel1trainingconsistsofapproximately400 hours of instructor-led and self-directed online learning, as well as hands-on equipment training.
Study modules include: •DC-ACElectricity •ElectricalWiring •Hydraulics1 •IntroductiontoPLCs-Part1
Affirmative Action Statement Community College of Philadelphia is committed to the principles of equal employment and equal educational opportunity for all persons without regard to race, color, ancestry, creed, national or ethnic origin, age, sexual orientation/preference, religion, sex, disability or status as a disabled vet-eran or veteran of the Vietnam Era, in the administration of its educational programs, activities or employment in accordance with applicable federal statutes and regulations. Any questions regarding this statement should be directed to the director, Office of Diversity and Equity, located in Room M2-3; telephone number 215-751-8039.
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CAREER TRAINING IN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AT COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA
•MechanicalSystems1 •MotorsandMotorControls1 •Pneumatics1
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS*
•BeregisteredwithCareerLink •Beatleast18yearsofage •HaveahighschooldiplomaorGEDequivalent •Passaplacementtest:EnglishorMathatan 8thgradelevel •Consenttoacriminalbackgroundcheck •Beabletocommittofull-timetraining •Beabletoworkfulltimeuponprogram completion •Beabletolift50lbs. •Beabletoclimba30’ladder •Bewillingtoworkintightspaces •Bewillingtoworkoutdoors
*Veterans who meet eligibility criteria will
be given priority.
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING CAREERS
Advanced Manufacturing coursework will serve as a foundation for students to move along the path to advanced certification in manufacturing, logistics andenergyspecialtyareas.Examplesofthesetypesof occupations are electromechanical and industrial engineering technicians.
Other related occupations include, but are not limited to: •ProductionTechnicians •IndustrialMaintenanceTechnicians •CNCOperators •LogisticsTechnicians
Students who successfully complete all 7 modules of this training will receive a certificate of completion and willbeeligibleforanAMISTLevel1certificate.
GETTING STARTED
For more information about how to enroll in the Advanced Manufacturing career training program at Community College of Philadelphia, visit JobTrakPA.com or email [email protected].
This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor under the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) program. The solution was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor. This program is funded in whole or in part by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration.
