About the "Center for Workforce Transition"
Welcome to the CWT!Lansing Community College's Center for Workforce Transition is located at Capital Area Michigan Works! The CWT provides information and assistance to adults looking to transition within the workforce...whether it is identifying career goals, gaining new skills and knowledge through Lansing Community College, or seeking assistance on job search techniques, the CWT is your one-stop partner.
NEW!
Lansing Community College's Center for Workforce Transition is pleased to announce that it has expanded its programming to include workshops designed specifically for baby boomers looking to re-enter the job market. For more information on the Encore Plus 50 program attend an informational orientation meeting at Capital Area Michigan Works! Lansing Service Center on Tuesday, April 8th from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. If you have any questions, contact our staff at (517) 492-5580 or LCCAdvisor@camw.net.
Plus 50 Completion Initiative:
Lansing Community College has joined other community colleges in a national program designed to train 10,000 baby boomers for new jobs in healthcare, education, and social services. The program is sponsored by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC). The college is part of the Plus 50 Encore Completion Program and seeks to assist adults age 50 and over in completing degrees or certificates within in-demand occupations that give back to the community. Please visit our website at lcc.edu/lifelong/encore for updated information on this program.
New Year...New Opportunities!
Did you know that now and in the future, Electrical-Utility/Lineworkers will be more difficult to find because of the retirement of "baby boomers" and the smaller pool of workers who follow them. Lansing Community College has developed a Certificate of Achievement to identify potential candidates to enter Electrical-Utility/Lineworker Apprenticeships programs. On Thursday, January 13, 2011 an important Information Session will be presented from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm in LCC's West Campus Auditorium. Individuals interested in pursuing a career in utility line work should plan on attending this informative session.
Criteria:
- Consumers Energy representatives will discuss their role, expectations, and criteria for employment with Consumers Energy
- LCC representatives will discuss the LCC Electrical Utility/Lineworker Certificate program and the definition of department approval and criteria to receive it
- Successful completion of the certificate may result in the opportunity to be selected into Consumers Energy apprenticeship program
- Acceptance at LCC as a student
- Required Reading, Writing, and Math levels will be reviewed
- Maximum total weight of 350 pounds: includes clothing and 50 pounds of tools
- Must be able to understand and fully abide by all safety instructions, requirements, and regulations
- Must be able to physically climb poles, carry 50 pounds of tools, and perform duties at required heights
- Must be able to obtain a CDL license
- Must be drug free throughout the entire program and career
If you have any questions, contact LCC at glasscos@lcc.edu or (517) 483-5338.
JOB BLASTS! To view postings for the following Job Blasts, simply click on the posting number or visit the Michigan Talent Bank for more options.
Olympian Tool (Saint Johns): CNC Machinist (Toolmaker), MTB # 2984543
Capital Area Community Services (Lansing):
Outshiner (Okemos): Quick Lube Attendant, MTB # 2985261
KTM Industries (Saint Johns): Maintenance Specialist, MTB # 2984288
Walk-in Mock Interviews! On Monday, January 10th from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., Capital Area Michigan Works! (2110 S. Cedar St., Lansing) will have an opportunity for job seekers to bring in their resume and practice their interviewing skills. No appointment is necessary. This is a great opportunity to practice, practice, practice! As well, there is always great information available to enhance the job search process.
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