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Midlothian Business Alliance

Midlothian Business Alliance. June 6, 2019. Presenters: Fred Taylor, Bill Fiege, Elizabeth Creamer. John Tyler Community College. Third largest of the 23 community colleges in Virginia Enrollment : 14,329 Transfer Degrees: 5,523 Career & Technical: 2,056

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Midlothian Business Alliance

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  1. Midlothian Business Alliance • June 6, 2019 Presenters: Fred Taylor, Bill Fiege, Elizabeth Creamer

  2. John Tyler Community College • Third largest of the 23 community colleges in Virginia • Enrollment: 14,329 • Transfer Degrees: 5,523 • Career & Technical: 2,056 • Certificates: 522 • Pre-major: 6,228 • Graduates: 1,137 • Numbers are for the 2017-18 academic year

  3. Service Region • Tyler’s Region: • Amelia • Charles City Chesterfield Colonial Heights Dinwiddie Hopewell Petersburg • Prince George Surry • Sussex • CCWA’s Region • includes Tyler’s and: • Goochland • Hanover • Henrico • Louisa • Powhatan • Richmond

  4. Student and Community Impact • Over the past year, Tyler and CCWA served more than 21,300 learners • After completing their educational goals/leaving college, approximately: • 95%of John Tyler students remain in Virginia • 80%of Tyler students stay in the college’s service region

  5. Chester Campus Renovation & Expansion Project • $34 million construction project • Nicholas Center – Renovation and Expansion • 24,500 sq. ft. addition for a new workforce development center • Technical skills lab • Conference and meeting spaces; classrooms; and student support • Bird Hall Renovation • Nursing and EMS classes and high-tech labs • Natural science labs • Project to be completed in early fall 2019

  6. Tyler’s Programs • 80 majors, including transfer programs and programs leading directly to employment • More than 35 transfer agreements • Opportunities to learn in high-tech labs, earn industry-recognized credentials, and connect to internships and jobs • Needs Assessments in Progress • IT Programs • Healthcare Programs

  7. Opportunities for High School Students • Dual Enrollment • 2539 Chesterfield High School Students in 2017-18 • Concurrent Programs • Precision Machining • Welding • HVAC • Early Childhood Development • Participants include Amelia, Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Hopewell, Petersburg, Prince George, and Sussex • Student benefits: college credentials; industry-recognized certifications; and internship and networking opportunities – all before graduating from high school

  8. Tyler & CCWA – Industry Credentials • Information Technology • CompTIA Security+ • CompTIA Network+ • CCNA • MS Office Suite Certifications • CISSP • Business & Management • PMP • National Retail Certification in Customer Service and Sales • Logistics & Transportation • CLA/CLT • CDL • Industrial Technology • NIMS • MT1 • AWS SENSE • EPA 608 • NCCER Core, HVAC 1, Electrician 1 • OSHA 10 • Health Sciences • RN • EMT & Advanced EMT • Paramedic • Pharmacy Technician • CMA • Certified Professional Coder • Architecture • AutoDesk Certifications

  9. Community College Workforce Alliance

  10. Community College Workforce Alliance • Trained nearly 700 Chesterfield residents in various courses and certification programs • Worked with 21 Chesterfield organizations, including: • HillPhoenix • Joyce Engineering • Call Federal Credit Union • Chesterfield County Department of Social Services • Participated in outreach efforts in the county, including: • Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce events and meetings • Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors presentation • Greater Southport Association meetings • Midlothian Business Alliance meetings

  11. Community College Workforce Alliance • Fast Forward Program • 1875 students enrolled since program inception • 2279 industry credentials attained • 37 local and regional industries have hired Fast Forward completers or accessed Fast Forward for employee training and upskilling • Fast Forward credentialing programs currently available in Manufacturing, Logistics, Trades and Construction, Customer Service, and Health Care Careers • Fast Forward credentials first step in registered apprenticeship • Tyler and CCWA are working to connect Fast Forward credentials to college credits

  12. Thank You. • Questions?

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