MAINTENANCE MECHANIC PROGRAM LAUNCHED IN NOVEMBER 2017! 75 STUDENTS - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC PROGRAM LAUNCHED IN NOVEMBER 2017! 75 STUDENTS HAVE ENROLLED IN THE PROGRAM 90 PERCENT PLACEMENT RATE! THEY HAVE MASTERED MECHANICAL DRIVES PUMP SYSTEMS PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS MACHINE TOOLS ASSEMBLY MAINTENANCE WELDING RIGGING AND ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE

A PLAN TO EXPAND

IT’S JUST THE BEGINNING… IN THE NEXT 2 YEARS WE WILL ADD THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS: 1. MSSC* CERTIFIED PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN PROGRAM (CPT) 2. AMATROL ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL PROGRAM 3. AMATROL MECHATRONICS PROGRAM (AUTOMATION, ROBOTICS, PLC CODING) 4. NIMS** 9 DUTIES ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PROGRAM 5. CNC ROBOTIC TENDED MACHINING PROGRAM *MSSC- MANUFACTURING SKILLS STANDARDS COUNCIL **NIMS- NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR METALWORKING SKILLS

COMPREHENSIVE INDUSTRIAL TRAINING PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE & VOLT INSTITUTE VOLT MJC 1 INTRODUCTORY CPT (CERTIFIED PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN) 2 SKILL BOSSES 2 INTERMEDIATE NIMS 9 DUTIES PROCESS CONTROLS ADVANCED MECHATRONICS CNC ROBOT 3 STUDENTS CAN BEGIN FROM HIGH SCHOOL, MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE, AS AN INCUMBENT WORKER, OR EVEN AS AN UNEMPLOYED OR UNDEREMPLOYED INDIVIDUAL LOOKING TO ADVANCE THEIR CAREER. THERE ARE PATHWAYS FOR ALL.

Machinery & Equipment for Expansion (adding the Electrical/Mechanical Program, Mechatronics, Process Controls) - $993,000 Funding Plan to Acquire Equipment – Utilize State Strong THE PLAN FOR Workforce Funds to provide 50% local match for Federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) Grant of up EXPANSION to $1 million. $1 million State Grant has been Awarded! Federal grant is now being reviewed. New staff will need to be hired to administer VOLT as well as funding needed to handle overhead until such time that the training center becomes self-sufficient (estimated to be FY 2020-2021). CDBG Funds will be used to offset staff costs.

PATHWAYS AT FULL SCALE • MAINTENANCE MECHANICS (90 STUDENTS) • FEBRUARY – AUGUST (30 STUDENTS) • NOVEMBER – JUNE (60 STUDENTS) • ELECTRICAL (40 STUDENTS) • FEBRUARY – AUGUST (20 STUDENTS) • NOVEMBER – JUNE (20 STUDENTS) • MECHATRONICS (40 STUDENTS) • FEBRUARY – AUGUST (20 STUDENTS) • NOVEMBER – JUNE (20 STUDENTS) • PROCESS CONTROLS (40 STUDENTS) • FEBRUARY – AUGUST (20 STUDENTS) • NOVEMBER – JUNE (20 STUDENTS)

WORKFORCE ANALYTICS

- THE POTENTIAL STUDENT SUPPLY - ▪ CURRENT DEMAND ▪ PROJECTED GROWTH ▪ WORKFORCE AVAILABILITY ▪ PROJECTED POPULATION GROWTH ▪ UNEMPLOYMENT TRENDS

$ 55,494 4,869 247 NORTHERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY (STANISLAUS, MERCED AND SAN JOAQUIN COUNTIES) CURRENT DEMAND- ADVANCED MANUFACTURING POSITIONS

NORTHERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY PROJECTED GROWTH- ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

INDICATORS OF SUCCESS

Our success will be determined BY: GRADUATION OF INCREASING OUR FIRST CLASS ENROLLMENT WITH AN 80% WITH AT LEAST ADDING 250 PAYING PLACEMENT RATE 50-60 MORE PROGRAM STUDENTS PER INTO WELL- STUDENTS BY THE EXPANSIONS BY YEAR BY THE END PAYING JOBS AS A END OF THE THE END OF 2019 OF FY 2020/2021 RESULT OF THE CURRENT EDUCATION THEY CALENDAR YEAR RECEIVE

DAVID L. WHITE QUESTIONS? CEO- OPPORTUNITY STANISLAUS DWHITE@OPPORTUNITYSTANISLAUS.COM 209.422.6420 DATA SOURCES: EMSI (ECONOMICMODELING.COM) / FRED ECONOMIC DATA-(WWW.FRED.STLOUISFED.ORG)