A Model For Business/Education Skills Partnership

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1 A Model For Business/Education Skills Partnership Bryan Albrecht President & CEO, Gateway Technical College Roger Tadajewski Executive Director, NC3 James Ng - President Asia Pacific, Snap-on Michael Chipps President, Northeast Community College John Blaylock Vice Pres. of Educ. Services, Northeast Community College Page 1

2 NC3 is.. NC3 is a Non-Profit 501(C)3 organization comprised of a national network of educational institutions (post -secondary and secondary) partnering with industry, trade, and professional organizations to develop and implement industry-driven, portable certifications.

3 The Mission The mission of NC3 is to meet the skilled workforce needs of industry while training the next generation of skilled workers for productive careers.

4 Educational National Impact 250 Certification Centers 32 NC3 Leadership Schools Beacons and Benchmarks for Nation Strong Snap-on Advocacy Trane Commercial National COE Program Strategic Guidance Opportunities

5 The Network 32+ Leadership Member Schools

6 The Network Approx. 200 Certification Centers Nationwide

7 Organizational Partnerships

8 The Network 2 World Class Industry Sponsors

9 Results 16,000 Certifications Earned to Date Target 16,000 Certs

10 Infrastructure Primed for Scalability Quarterly TTT s Next Gen Cert Site 16 New Certifications Building Performance Instruments Advanced Diagnostics RFV2000

11 Key Capabilities Curriculum Development Turn-key Certification System Curriculum Download Certification Exam Site Instructor Training School Onboarding Education / Industry Collaboration

12 Results 200 Certification Centers 20 + Skills Certifications Developed & Implemented 500+ Instructors Trained

13 Snap-on Inc. Founded in 1920, headquartered in Kenosha, Wisconsin S&P 500 company Leading global innovator, manufacturer and marketer of tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information and systems solutions for professional users Our Mission: The most valued productivity solutions in the world

14 Partnership Supporting technical education is central to Snap-on corporate objectives Snap-on make work easier for professionals Well trained workforce is better able to take advantage of the productivity solutions and tools from Snap-on Partnership among education, government and business has proven successful in the US and other countries

15 Technical Education Program Value to Students Current tools and technology Self-esteem Professional attitude Third-party certification Stackable credentials Endorsement from a leading brand Value to Schools Visible alignment with leading company School brand value Enhanced student Higher placement rate after graduation Value to Instructors Professional development Benchmark with other instructors Share best practices Superior training environment Certified instructor status Value to Business Meet the need from demanding customers Raise productivity and reduce cost Endorsement from industry experts

16 Physicals in Asia KARACHI GURGAON AHMEDABAD PUNE KOLKATA MUMBAI HYDERABAD CHENNAI BANGALORE SHENYANG BEIJING BAODING BEIJING SEOUL JINAN QINGDAO WUXI KUNSHAN SHANGHAI XIAOSHAN CHENGDU TAIPEI KUNMING GUANGZHOU SHENZHEN HONGKONG MANILA BANGKOK TOKYO 31 offices 10 stores 5 factories COLOMBO PENANG KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE JAKARTA

17 Collaboration in Asia Jiangsu Changchun Shanxi Hongkong Singapore Indonesia

18 Gateway Technical College Founded in 1911 Serve 23,000 Annually Throughout Kenosha, Racine, and Walworth County Three Main Campuses and Six Technology Centers Training Partnerships Include: 400+ Local Employers Recognized National Training Partnerships Include: Snap on, Trane, Modine, Insinkerator, SC Johnson, CREE, CNH, Peterbuilt, IBM, Cisco, Bacho, HAAS, Lincoln Electric, Miller Electric, Beldon Communications, AT&T, Midwest Fiber, Delta Hawk

19 Gateway Technical College Horizon Center 19

20 Gateway Technical College imet (integrated Manufacturing & Engineering Technology) Center 20

21 Gateway Technical College Energy Labs

22 Gateway Technical College Horticulture / Bahco Labs

23 Miramar College Heavy Duty Advanced Transportation Building

24 Washburn Institute of Technology Topeka, KS

25 West-MEC Phoenix, AZ

26 Linn-Benton Community College Advanced Transportation Technology Center

27 North Dakota State College of Science

28 Ecole Supérieure de Technologie Oujda, Morocco

29 Northeast Community College Founded in 1928 Serves 23,000 annually One main campus in Norfolk, three extended campuses 20 Counties/101 Communities 14,400 square miles 158,448 constituents (US Census Bureau, 2010) A comprehensive community college serving the career/ technical; academic transfer; and economic/community development needs of our communities 60% of programs in career technical areas such as automotive; building construction; heating, ventilation & air conditioning; electromechanical; welding, etc. 29

30 Northeast Community College Current Programs: Automotive Tech Auto Body Tech Diesel Tech Manufacturing Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Programs to Benefit in the Future: Electrical Construction Electromechanical Wind Energy Center for Enterprise 30

31 Northeast Community College Supports New Modern Facilities & Labs 31

32 Northeast Community College NC3 Complements Other Northeast Certifications 32

33 THANK YOU