1 Energy Industry Training at Ivy Tech Community College Levorn Mackins CEWD Midwest Regional Meeting.

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1 Energy Industry Training at Ivy Tech Community College Levorn Mackins CEWD Midwest Regional Meeting

2 High Growth Job Training Initiative Grant Goals Educate potential workers for the energy industry in the areas of electric line construction, power plant technology and natural gas technology Achieve goals through continued partnership with utilities, Ivy Tech, Work One and other stakeholders

3 Description This project is designed to prepare students to meet the workforce needs of Indiana’s energy industry in high demand jobs, particularly where turnover is expected to be up to 50% within the next 5 to 10 years, through coursework at Ivy Tech Community College.

4 HGJTI Programs of Study Concentrations within the Industrial Technology program for: –Electric Line Construction –Power Plant Technology –Natural Gas Technology Career Development Certificates and Associate of Applied Science degrees

5 Resources Indiana Energy Consortium (IEC) Statewide partnership which laid foundation for project and provides planning, in-kind and monetary resources and other guidance for the achievement of project goals Regional Advisory Boards Local groups made up of IEC members and other local stakeholders to help provide guidance to Ivy Tech campuses on the regional level

6 Sustainable Energy Degree Ivy Tech Region 4, Lafayette –2 year Associate of Applied Science degree –Designed to educate skilled technicians to implement sustainable energy systems –Program graduates will support installation, analysis, operations and maintenance of sustainable energy systems –Concentrations are in Wind Energy Technology, Renewable Energy Systems Technology and Home Technology Integration/Energy Auditing. Certificates also available

7 Alternative Fuel Technician Degree Concentration Ivy Tech Regions 4 & 6, Muncie and Kokomo Associate of Applied Science degree and Technical Certificates available Designed to give an alternative fuel technician a broad knowledge base of vehicle maintenance and repair Graduates will know traditional and alternative fuel systems