Workforce Development

(810) 989-5793
Fax: (810) 989-5738
workforce@sc4.edu
www.sc4.edu/workforce

Workforce Development is committed to offering business development services and customized training solutions for business, industry and community. Through entry-level programs and customized contract training, Workforce Development provides outstanding cost-effective training options and educational services to enhance skills, increase productivity and improve workforce quality.

Workforce Development customers include employers, as well as employed, unemployed and underemployed workers, and adults seeking professional development and industry certifications.

Topics areas include:

Advanced Manufacturing
Allied Health, CPR
Computer and Software Training
Fire and Emergency Services
Industrial Safety and Risk Management
Information Technology
Management and Supervision
MIOSHA
Quality

Facilitation Services:

WorkKeys Testing (National Career Readiness Certificate)
Focus Groups
Strategic Planning
Skills Assessment and Training
Process Mapping

Offerings:

CareerStep - Online training programs to help individuals enter into a new career. Programs include Medical Coding and Billing, Pharmacy Technician, Healthcare IT and Veterinary Assistant.
Computer Skills - A facilitator-led program that is six-months long, self-paced and designed for entry-level employment. Participants will learn computer and workplace skills for career opportunities in the office environment. This program includes the cost of industry-standard certifications.
Employee Training Cohort
- Leadership
- Computer Skills
- Industrial

Certification Testing:

Authorized VUE/Castle Testing Center
Certiport
EMPCO (Fire, Deputy & Police)
Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC3)
Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC)
- Certified Logistics Associate
- Certified Logistics Technician
- Certified Production Technician
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
NREMT (EMT, First Responder, Paramedic)
WorkKeys

Other services

Identification of potential funding sources
- Michigan New Jobs Training Program
- Skills Trade Training Funds (STTF)

For more information, contact Workforce Development at (810) 989-5793 or visit www.sc4.edu/workforce.