SUNY Westchester Community College Programs

The Council of Industry is pleased to partner with the Community Colleges in the Hudson Valley to develop and implement a Regional Workforce Development Strategy for the manufacturing sector.

This strategy includes:

• Growing apprentice programs and related instruction
• Developing industry pathways
• Curriculum development
• Supporting internships
• Custom workplace training
  

Westchester Community College's Division of Workforce Development and Community Education offers a wide range of courses.

Classes are available:

• to prepare students for new careers
• to enable professionals to maintain and upgrade professional skills and meet and maintain licensure requirements
• to provide students with lifelong learning opportunities for pleasure or profit
• to help non-native English speakers prepare for college and/or employment

Our courses are intended for community members; some are geared to kids and teens while our Mainstream program offers classes geared towards older adults. Whether your goal is to explore a new activity, earn certification in your current field or prepare for a new career, learn to speak English, or learn new skills for the workplace, you’ll find it all here at Westchester Community College! Quality instructors, great classes, and a commitment to lifelong learning – that’s why we invite you to come explore with us at Westchester Community College.

Advanced Manufacturing Programs: Earn Industry-Recognized Credentials

Hands-on, applied workforce certifications by the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS):

• Introduction to Manufacturing
• CNC Milling Operations
• CNC Turning Operations
• Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) Certified Production Technician Plus (CPT 4.0 +)

Programs are ongoing throughout the year and funding may be available for qualified students.

For more information, visit www.sunywcc.edu/pdc, email james.irvine@sunywcc.edu, or call 914-606-6658.

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