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  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

    Who were the Creators?

    Bill Buchanan – Sedgwick County ManagerChris Cherches – Former Wichita City ManagerSam Frey – Schaefer, Johnson, Cox and Frey ArchitecturePete Gustaf – Former Executive Director of KTTI and former President of WATCJohn Moore – Former CEO of the Center of Innovation for Biomaterials Orthopedic Research and former Lt. Gov.Tim Norton – Sedgwick County CommissionerJeff Turner – CEO Spirit Aerosystems IncTom Winters – Former Sedgwick County Commissioner

  • GOALS & OBJECTIVESCreate a “world-class” facility “not just regional”

    Attract and provide qualified candidates for employment “place where students want to go” students can “build a profession here”

    Simulate the work environment “hands-on” “real world” “current equipment, not outdated”

    Design for future expansion

  • NEEDS ASSESSMENT

    designed for 250 day and

    250 night students

    A & P Program

    Hangar Airframe Lab Power Plant Lab Electronics LabWeld Shop Non-Destructive Testing Lab & Classrooms Computer Labs General Classrooms

    Commons/Cafeteria Lecture Hall

    16,000 s.f.5,500 s.f.6,000 s.f.1,000 s.f.1,100 s.f.3,000 s.f.

    3 total8 total

    4,000 s.f.seating for 200

    Assessment & Career Development Computer Testing Room Multi-purpose Testing Rooms

    20 stations12 total

    Avionics Avionics Lab & Classroom

    designed for 50 day and 50

    night students

    NEEDS ASSESSMENT

  • designed for 400 day and

    400 night students

    Manufacturing

    General Classrooms Industrial Labs including:

    Composite Lab Materials Testing Materials & Processing Lab Tool & Die Industrial Robotics & Hydraulics CAD & CATIA Labs Industrial Technology Labs CNC Lab Welding Lab Industrial Electronics

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    designed for 50 day and 50

    night students

    Aircraft Interiors

    Interior Installation LabWood Shop Aviation Cabinetry Lab

    NEEDS ASSESSMENTNEEDS ASSESSMENT

    3,600 s.f.2,600 s.f.4,000 s.f.2,200 s.f.3,600 s.f.

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  • JABARA CAMPUS PLAN VISION

  • AVIATION TECHNOLOGY

  • AVIATION TECHNOLOGY

  • MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

  • ASSESSMENT & CAREER DEVELOPMENT

  • AVIATION TECHNOLOGY

  • Site area:Phase I

    Building areasM Aviation Tech Center:M Manufacturing Technology:M Assessment &

    Career Development:

    Parking:

    31 acres20 acres

    110,000 s.f.77,000 s.f.24,000 s.f.

    1000 carsExpandable to 1,300

  • ESTIMATED PROJECT COSTS

    Includes construction of buildings, driveways, parking, taxiway and apron, landscaping, furnishings and administrative expenses.

    Does not include land costs or equipment.

    ESTIMATED PROJECT COSTS

    Aviation Technology:Manufacturing Technology:Assessment &Career Development:

    $18 million - $19 million$12 million - $13 million$4 million - $4.5 million

  • MASTER PLAN VISION

  • AVIATION TECHNOLOGY

  • National Center for Aviation Training

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  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

    What was the timeline?

    • 2008 – Construction begins on Phase I -Gateway• 2009 – Gateway Building is completed andconstruction on Phase II begins• 2010 – Construction completed, classes begin August 16, 2010• Oct 27, 2010 – Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening

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  • National Center for Aviation Training

    • County, City, State, Aviation Manufacturers, and FederalPartnership

    • $50M+ facility invested• Requires dollars in infrastructure support (equipment,

    technology, infrastructure, curriculum & start-up)• Manufacturing Tech Center & Aviation Training Center• Opening Fall 2010

  • Wichita Area Technical CollegeSedgwick County’s Two Year College of Choice

    National Center for Aviation Training (NCAT)

  • Transforming Educational Delivery in South Central Kansas

    As America Ages – So Does the U.S. Workforce

    • 78 million Baby Boomers (born 1946-1964)comprise 46% of U.S. Workforce

    • 45 Million Gen X Replacements (born 1964-1980)

    • A Critical Loss of Skills

    • Wichita MSA Employment Forecast Indicates thatby 2025 there will be a Labor Shortage of 85,000

  • The Changing U.S. Workforce

    Unskilled60%

    “According to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the United States is facing a possible shortage of 14 million workers with college-level skills by 2020. This at the same time as The Annie E. Casey Foundation reports that in 2006 nearly 1.4 million teens between the ages of 16 and 19 were neither enrolled in school nor working.”

    “Effective Employer Engagement: The Year Up Model”Workforce Strategy Center, Nov. 2009

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  • Our Goals• Create system Responsive to meet Customer needs

    • One-stop location for recruitment, assessment, and training• Customer drives curriculum and needs• Standardized credentials based on the customer’s criteria

    • Build Infrastructure and Capacity• World-class facilities and programs• Recruit and draw students regionally and nationally

    • Flexible, dynamic, latest curriculum and equipment

    • Make our customers more competitive

  • We’re Training the Workforce for Sedgwick County

    2008–2009

    4,023 students

    2009–2010

    Estimated 4,865students

  • Five Distinct Areas of Academic Focus

    General Education/

    Virtual College

    Aviation

    Health Care

    Design

    Manufacturing

  • Learning Opportunities• Programs of study:

    • 23 associate of applied science degrees (minimum of 60 credit hours)• 33 technical certificates (16–59 credit hours)• 47 certificates of completion (0–15 credit hours)

    • General Education/Baccalaureate Transfer Hours• Virtual college (online classes)• Customized training (at WATC or on-site at

    business/industry)

    • High school partnerships/Articulation or memorandumagreements with four-year colleges and universities

  • Work Ethics Curriculum

    Attendance

    Character

    Teamwork

    Appearance

    Attitude

    Productivity

    Organizational Skills

    CommunicationCooperation

    Respect

  • Career Placement and Services

    • Employer Perceptions:93% of employers rate WATC graduates’ overall job preparation very good or

    good

    • Career Services:Among other career services, WATC offers students, graduates and alumni

    career placement assistance

    • Career Placement:96% of WATC’s 2007-2009 graduates are employed or are continuing their

    education within six months of graduation89% of WATC’s 2007-2008 graduates have jobs in a field that is directly related

    to their training87% of WATC’s 2007-2008 graduates were satisfied with the education they

    received at WATC

  • Two Years of Successes/Highlights• Received accreditation from The Higher Learning Commission of

    the North Central Association (same accrediting body thataccredits all Kansas Universities & Community Colleges)

    • Has the most career and technical education graduates of anytechnical college in Kansas

    • Ranked 2nd among the fastest-growing colleges in the nation

    • One of two institutions in Kansas in the top 100 colleges in thenation to award one-year certificates

  • Two Years of Successes/Highlights• Largest technical college and 9th largest two-year college in the

    state

    • Largest LPN program in Kansas

    • Placement rates over 80% (highest in 7 years)

    • 96% of 2008 graduates employed or continuing their education

    • One of 11 schools in the nation to be accredited by the NationalCenter for Aircraft Technicians for our Avionics program

  • Two Years of Successes/Highlights• Serves the largest aviation supplier base in the world

    • More than 500 adults earned their Kansas high school diploma(GED) through WATC in 2008-2009

    • 30 new academic programs developed for deployment in years2010-2012

    • 18,200 credit hours (up from 9,100) in aviation andmanufacturing related programs

    • 4th largest public Aviation Maintenance program in the U.S.

  • National Center for Aviation Training (NCAT)

    • 224,000 square feet – 25 acres (includes)• Aviation Training Academy• Advanced Manufacturing Institute• Career Development / Pre & Post Assessment

    • Flexible space for customer training needs• Capacity

    • 1,500 day and evening students• Strong FAA involvement and support• NCAT Partnership NIAR/WSU/WATC

    • First National partnership of research and technical education• Seamless path of transfer for students• University students access to high tech labs• Technical Students access to university

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  • Who Are the Partners?

  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

    How much did NCAT cost?

    Local:Sedgwick County $43.8 MillionCity of Wichita (donation of airport land)

    Federal:Housing Urban Development $495,000Economic Development Administration $2 MillionSmall Business Administration $1 Million

    State:State of Kansas – Workforce Solutions $2 Million

    Total: 49.3 Million

  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

    Why is NCAT Unique?

    • Research and training come together

    • Constructed and designed to be a world-class facility

    • Campus is comprised of three buildings: Aviation TechCenter, Advanced Manufacturing Center, and Gateway Building (assessment, student services and administration)

    • Provides traditional/customized training to improve workforce skills

    • Real-world environment for aviation and manufacturingtraining

  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

    Fast Facts about NCAT

    • 225,000 square ft campuson 25 acres

    • 82 – number of Wi-Fiaccess points

    • 21/25 number of classrooms and labs

  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

    Fast Facts about NCAT

    • Tens of millions of dollars of equipment

    • 811 parking spots on the ground

    • 300+ seat auditorium

    • Campus bookstore

    • 900,000 feet of data cabling

    • Runway access to Jabara Airport

    • More than 1,250 Computers

    • 4 High-Definition Teleconference Rooms

  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

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  • • Aviation is important to Kansas• South Central Kansas is home to one of five world aviation clusters• We want to sustain our competitive advantage• Aviation jobs support other jobs in our community• Aviation jobs are an economic driver for Wichita and Kansas

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