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From individuals to Fortune 500 corporations, Department
of Workforce and Economic Development serves a variety of
interests. Ivy Tech is uniquely linked to local employers and is in
touch with the constant changes in the workplace. Check out our
many services...
CUSTOMIZED TRAINING PROGRAMS
Ivy Tech offers practical, job-specific training and education
to organizations at reasonable costs. Department of Workforce and
Economic Development offers customized training and educational
services in which Ivy Tech consults, designs, produces, conducts,
and evaluates courses specifically prepared to satisfy employer or
employee needs on a one-time or an ongoing basis.
Our state-of-the-art courses focus on hands-on training for
today’s changing needs -- bringing the classroom to the
students on schedules that best fit each company’s
requirements.
A wide range of course topics are available with training geared to
the industrial, commercial, and service needs of business entities,
both large and small.
PUBLIC SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES
Ivy Tech Community College hosts several public seminars and
conferences. Our facilities include seating and technical support
for groups from six to 250. We can host activities as small as a
half-day seminar to multi-day conferences. Satellite down-link
capabilities, audio-visual support, and conveniently located
facilities make Ivy Tech Community College-Lafayette an ideal site
for your activity.
Department of Workforce and Economic Development professionals can
help manage and plan your event’s logistics and give your
event the distinctive surroundings of an academic setting.
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
Apprenticeship programs exist for both the building and
industrial trades. This focused education produces a base of
skilled workers to ensure the growth and development of businesses
and industries currently located in Indiana, and ensures the
attraction of new companies by increasing the availability of our
most important resource-skilled labor.
Our apprentice programs are customized to serve industry needs,
whether those be in machine maintenance, as an electrician or
plumber, or in other skilled trades. Department of Workforce and
Economic Development designs and develops customized programs for
each craft. These union/management/Ivy Tech partnerships are based
on the premise that tomorrow’s workplace will require more
skilled trades workers and that those workers must keep learning
new technologies. The program also meets the guidelines set forth
by the Bureau to Apprenticeship Training [BAT].
Ivy Tech apprentice programs include college credit courses. This
means that once individuals complete their training, they not only
achieve their journeymen’s status, but can also continue
their education by pursuing an associate degree of technical
certificate.
We also offer Customized Support
Services
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