Jefferson Community & Technical College
For more information, fill out this information form or call (502) 873-4187.
JCTC WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS
The University of Louisville Center for Engaged Learning The Workforce Solutions team at Jefferson Community and Technical College links the Greater Louisville community to the many resources Jefferson provides to meet regional workforce development needs. By offering flexible, diverse educational training and services; on-demand and site-based program delivery; customized credit and non-credit offerings; and the ability to create partnerships with a wide range of constituents, the JTCT Workforce Solutions Department is poised to serve all industry sectors and regional economic development initiatives. For more information, contact Elena Shulgina at elena.shulgina@kctcs.edu or (502) 213-2480.BIT502
Do you like playing video games and have an idea for new ones? Thought about developing a new app or improving current ones? Do you have a sharp memory and an inquisitive mind, confidence around a computer and a desire to figure out how things work? If so, you’re probably the right type of candidate for bit502! This is a great time to “Be in Tech (bit)”. BIT502 is an apprenticeship-style training program where you’ll earn valuable on-the-job experience while also earning a paycheck as you work toward your degree. Click here for more information.RightChoice Health Care Training Institute
Indiana University Southeast
GROW YOUR EMPLOYEE’S SKILLS
Staff Development: Invest in your current workforce through tailored educational opportunities with short-term, long-term, or executive growth education solutions.CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Fast-track your career with an undergraduate certificate! With the competitive job market, an undergraduate certificate allows you to build your skills and knowledge within your chosen field in a short amount of time. Certificates provide an affordable option for kickstarting your career or preparing for certification or licensure in a short amount of time. IU Southeast offers a variety of undergraduate certificates that can help you get your foot in the door of your career of choice, including Allied Health, Business & Management, Entrepreneurship, Communications, and more.EXPERT SPEAKERS
Work with the IU Southeast Speakers Bureau to find knowledgeable speakers from their faculty and staff for media comments, presentations, lectures, discussions, workshops, and debates. The bureau was created as a service for the regional organizations, media, and communities that the university serves. Browse topics and speakers here!SALES TRAINING
IU Southeast offers Sales Training through the Sanders Professional Sales Center (SPSC) The SPSC was created to draw high-ability students toward selling as a career, better prepare those students—regardless of major—for early success in professional selling careers, and to connect them with sales professionals in the Kentuckiana region. The core sales curriculum consists of courses in Consultative Selling, Sales Management, and Negotiation, and is supported with other marketing courses in Buyer Behavior, Marketing Research, and Marketing Strategy. Learn more here.Kentucky School of Phlebotomy
Prosser Career Education Center
Knight School of Welding
For more information, contact contact dave@weldingky.com or (502) 444-1515.
Sullivan University
Western Kentucky University (Elizabethtown, KY)
Ivy Tech Community College
For more information, contact asksellersburg@ivytech.edu or 812-246-3301.
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University of Louisville
UofL CENTER FOR ENGAGED LEARNING
The University of Louisville Center for Engaged Learning was created to provide a coordinated effort to expand learning beyond the classroom by collaborating with campus, community, and industry partners to provide engaged learning opportunities that prepare undergraduate students for academic and career success. The CEL celebrates diversity and pursues equitable opportunities for all students to participate in high-quality experiences.UofL CYBERSECURITY WORKFORCE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
The Cybersecurity Workforce Certificate Program offered by the University of Louisville is workforce-focused and seeks to fill the gap of entry level positions and cybersecurity jobs. The University of Louisville has created a coalition of schools called “Pathways Coalition” to create a Cybersecurity Workforce Certificate program, funded by The National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity. The Coalition focuses on enhancing student knowledge in cybersecurity foundational courses. Post-graduation, students will have the skillset to begin or grow a career in cybersecurity. For more information, contact 502-852-3871 or nsacyber@louisville.edu.UofL PUBLIC HEALTH TRAINING CENTER
The University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences is proud to be the Commonwealth of Kentucky Local Performance Site (LPS) for the Region IV Public Health Training Center (PHTC) located at Emory University Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta. The Commonwealth of Kentucky PHTC LPS offers public health training workshops, continuing education, student field placements, and regional health assessment and collaborative development. The purpose of the University of Louisville PHTC is to strengthen the competencies of the current and future public health workforce, expose public health students to the value of working in underserved areas, advocate for public health systems and policies, and contribute to the work of the national PHTC program. This mission will be achieved through the provision of workforce trainings in collaboration with partners, faculty and student collaborative projects, and student placements. For more information, contact Collette Davis at cpdavi05@louisville.edu.UofL ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP & LEARNING
The UofL Organizational Leadership & Learning Department, offers innovative programs at the bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels that educate professionals who focus on leadership, organization development, human resources, and workforce development to benefit individuals, organizations and society. For more information, contact ollinfo@louisville.edu.Truck Driver Institute (TDI)
Simmons College of Kentucky (HBCU)
For more information, contact Ta’Kiesha Barger, Academic Affairs Coordinator, at tbarger@simmonscollegeky.edu or (502) 776-1443.
Webster University, Louisville Campus
Spalding University
For more information, contact Jill Gaines, Director of Admissions at jgaines01@spalding.edu or (502) 873-4187.
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Harrison County Lifelong Learning Center
CERTIFICATION & TRAINING PROGRAMS
CDL TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING
In partnership with FIE Truck Driving School, local classes are offered with individualized instruction that prepare students for a Class A Commercial Driver’s License. Financial assistance is available. If you are interested in information regarding this CDL Truck Driver Training Program, you can learn more here.COMPTIA CERTIFICATION
Harrison County Lifelong Learning, in partnership with Ivy Tech Community College of Southern Indiana offers Information Technology classes. Programs are STATE FUNDED through the Next Level Jobs Workforce Ready Grant. If a student qualifies through an application process, there is no cost to attend the course. Learn more here!MEDICAL TRAINING
Medical training programs offered include: Certified Nurse Aide; Qualified Medication Aide; Phlebotomy Technician; Certified Clinical Medical Assistant; and, Dental Assistant Certification. Learn more here!ACT® WORKKEYS® NATIONAL CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATE®
Harrison County Lifelong Learning administers the ACT® WorkKeys® National Career Readiness Certificate® (NCRC), a portable, industry-recognized credential that clearly identifies an individual’s workplace skills. The test consists of three sections; Workplace Documents, Applied Math and Graphic Literacy. Individuals can earn a Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze level status which correlates to virtually any job and reveals an employee’s aptitude for different skills. Learn more here!SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT CERTIFICATION SERIES (for employers)
Harrison County Lifelong Learning and Purdue University Manufacturing Extension Partnership can offer a Six Sigma Green Belt Training to area employers. Participants will leave the training with a thorough understanding of the DMAIC process, data collection techniques and the statistical methods used in Six Sigma projects. Learn more here!Galen College of Nursing
Elizabethtown Community & Technical College
For more information, contact Mary Donovan at mary.donovan@kctcs.edu or 270-706-8620