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Maximizing Workforce Development through Corporate College Partnerships

Learn about PCC's corporate college initiatives involving 17,344 individuals in 2001-2002. Explore expanding short-term training, customizing degree options, and facilitating business forums. Engage in workforce training for in-demand skills.

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Maximizing Workforce Development through Corporate College Partnerships

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  1. Corporate College Involving and Engaging the Business Community with PCC

  2. History June 2001 June 2002

  3. Education and Training(2001 Academic Year) • 17,344 individuals participated in education and training activities • 8,445 enrolled in college credit courses • 9,374 took noncredit training courses

  4. Maximizing Workforce Development Services and Partnerships

  5. Emerging Philosophy • Partnership rather than Customer Relationship • Active Roles on both sides of Partnership • Sales Model replacing Supermarket Model

  6. Corporate College • Guide Workforce Development Strategic Plan • Maintain Business Partner Network • Address Economic Development Needs • Provide Access to National Business Leaders

  7. Corporate College • Expand Short-Term Training • Customize Certificate and A.S./A.A.S. Degree Option • Implement Collegiate High School

  8. OPEN for Business September 2002!

  9. Components

  10. Corporate Relations • Branding and Marketing Workforce Development at PCC • Partnering with Polk Works and Regional Economic Development Councils • Grant Writing—State and Federal Funding for Unemployed, Underemployed and Incumbent Workers

  11. Corporate Relations • Facilitating Business Forums • Providing Leadership in PCC’s Workforce Development Strategic Plan • Brokering Workforce Information and Resources to Provide Most Appropriate Training Solutions

  12. PCC Workforce Training Guarantee Graduate Performance(A.S., A.A.S. and Certificate) • Licensure Exams 10 hours of Review and Remediation at No Cost • Employer Concern/First Year of Graduate’s Employment Retraining at No Cost to Employer or Graduate

  13. Corporate Training • Insurance & Licensure • Three Credit Courses through Licensure Exam • Information Technology • Four New Certificate Programs • Apprenticeships and Internships • New Internship Coordinator • New A.S. Program in Power Distribution

  14. Corporate Training • Ongoing Examination of A.S., A.A.S. and Certificate Programs • Current Focus on Allied Health • Additional Short-term Training • Computer Applications • Professional Development • Safety and Health

  15. PCC Collegiate High School

  16. PCC Collegiate High School • Federal Tech Prep Demonstration Grant • One of Nine in the Country (130 submitted) • Classes on PCC Lakeland Campus • Health Care/Medical and Information Technology Programs

  17. Accepting Students August 2002!

  18. Corporate College Involving and Engaging the Business Community with PCC

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