MAT 2 Presenters Janene Erne Director of Technology Programs and Apprenticeship Oakland Community College Auburn Hills MI 48093

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MAT 2 Presenters Janene Erne Director of Technology Programs and Apprenticeship Oakland Community College Auburn Hills MI

CHANGE The need for Success in the New Economy Video By: Kevin Fleming, Brainpower Task Force

-Robert Pelachyk, President & CEO Heller Machine Tools U.S  Michigan is #1 in manufacturing and #2 in technology job growth since 2010  Metro Detroit up 15% in tech jobs.  Detroit is seen as a national hub for tech startups Now Hiring! Our industry has been depleted over the years, therefore, our only hope is to develop the people of the future.”

Advanced Manufacturing in Michigan Manufacturing accounts for 94% of Michigan’s exports Michigan manufacturers employ 12.3% of the state’s workforce Source: National Association of Manufacturers

HARVARD UNIVERSITY STUDY SOURCE: SUCCESS IN THE NEW ECONOMY, KEVIN FLEMING

What is MAT 2 ? Michigan Advanced Technical Training A dual education system for Students interested in manufacturing or technology careers.

9 7 Responsibility Combined Responsibility  Enterprises,  Colleges,  Government 6 Extendability  different professions  …bachelors.. doctorate- level 5 Duality Maturity Holistic 3 Components  Theory and Practice  Working Competences  Content (Technical, Social, Language,..) 4 Accredited (National Accreditation Committee) Independence Education & Certification Quality 3 Portability Transferability  High schools  Colleges (MAT 2 ) &  Universities Accepted Credentials  Associate ’ s  DoL Apprenticeship,  German certification 2 Credentials 1 Standardization  Michigan (state)  Industry Diversity MAT2: 7 Major Requirements to fulfill ! MAT 2 Program Overview

Programs Offered Mechatronics Technical Product Design Information Technology

Projected Growth & Salary Data Technical Product Design Industrial Engineering Technicians (TPD) 7.5% growth Median Pay: $50,980 annually Information Technology Information Security Analysts, Web Developers, and Computer (IT Program) 15.9% growth Median Pay: $77,990 annually Source: Michigan Labor Market Information, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Mechatronics Mechanical Engineering Technician (Mechatronics) 5% growth Median Pay: $51,980 annually

Mechatronic Technician What will students learn during this program?  A combination of electrical, mechanical and electronic skills to solve systematic problems  Learn basic solutions using a holistic approach  How to support engineers, modify machines, make minor changes, repairs, test, and provide maintenance for related equipment

Technical Product Design What will students learn in this program?  Prepares individuals for duties that create or modify product design  How to work with engineers, model makers, sales and marketing staff and other skilled people  Become competent in use and creation of internal/client presentations, 2D drawings, technical documentation, 3-D models, and computer simulations

What will students learn in this program?  Technical, business, and customer areas of IT  Installing, troubleshooting, maintaining and updating technologies  Communicate to both internal and external customers  Specialize in one of three tracks: Software Infrastructure IT Security Track Information Technology

Student Benefits of MAT 2  College tuition paid by employer  On-the-job training with pay YR 1 $9.00 YR 2 $10.50 YR 3 $12.00  Receive a $200 per week stipend during school sessions  Associate’s Degree  Student is hired by employer at start of program. Employment is continued after graduation.

Student Benefits of MAT 2  Curriculum focused on performance, being able to demonstrate skills learned  Alternating class and work periods  Professional work experience during the 3-year program.

School and Work Schedule Year 1,2 and 3: Work periods: 8 Weeks School periods: 8 Weeks Full-time Work Year 4 &5

School and Work Schedule Year 1 Work School Work School Work Year 2 Year 3 School Work

Academic Providers Mechatronics IT Technical Product Design Mechatronics Technical Product Design

MAT 2 Industry Partners Borg-WarnerEberspaecherKOSTAL Brose U.S.EMAGPontiac Coil Cadillac Products Automotive Parts Dasi Frimo FTE Jenoptik Secure 24 Siemens Van-Rob Kirchoff DuerrKern-Liebers VW Detroit DieselKesslerZF Participating Companies 20 Proper

How to Become a MAT 2 Student STEP 1: Register as a Community College student Needed to take COMPASS or Accuplacer test only (Henry Ford CC, Oakland CC, Mott CC, Macomb CC) STEP 2: Take COMPASS placement test, check local community college for days and times STEP 3: Register online application resume COMPASS scores letters of recommendations (optional) STEP 4: Student receives qualified OR remediation needed not qualified

How to Become a MAT 2 Student STEP 5: Invitation to Company Fair STEP 6: If selected by a company, 2nd interview scheduled STEP 7: Companies will choose students and make offer to participate in MAT 2 STEP 8: Student accepts offer CONGRATULATIONS! You are a MAT 2 student!

Apply Now! Application Deadline July 11 Company Fair July 17

F.A.Q. Q: Is there an application fee? A: No, applying is free for the student Q: Do I have to apply to the community college to take COMPASS? A: Yes, you must apply to the CC first, which has a 48 hour processing time Q: Can I start the application before I take the COMPASS test? A: It is advised that you take the COMPASS test first, then apply at mat2 Q: I am a HS junior, can I apply to MAT 2 ? A: No, you must be a senior or graduated.

F.A.Q. Q: Will I attend the college at which I take my Compass/Accuplacer test? A: No, academic provider assignment is based on the employer Q: Is previous Career Technical Education experience required? A: No, but it can be a benefit when speaking to companies Q: How many slots are available for 2014? A: students will participate for 2014

Questions?

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