1. Central Carolina (Apprenticeship) Works
NCWorks Career Pathways Review
June 2-3, 2016

2. Our Team Dr. Brian Merritt, Vice President of Student Learning
Virginia Mallory, Director of Secondary Partnerships
Patrick Kelly, Central Carolina Works Coordinator
Katherine Meadows, Career and College Pathways Coordinator
Meghan Brown, Associate Director of Grants and Strategic Initiatives
Business Retention and Acquisition Team (BRAT)
Career and College Advisors

3. Who’s Engaged? Business and Industry Partners: Chatham Hospital
Laurels of Chatham
Morgan Advanced Materials
Caterpillar
Magneti Marelli
Champion Hoist and Equipment
DBI Automation, Inc.
Ruhl Tech
Moen
Poly Sci
Coty
Olympic Steel

4. Progress Made Towards Employer Engagement
Business Retention and Acquisition Team (BRAT) –
Dr. Pamela Senegal, Chairman of BRAT, Vice President of Economic & Community Development
Sara Lambert, Business Services Coordinator
Cathy Swindell, Director of Industry Services
Pamela Fincher, Industry Services Assistant
Mike Peluso, WIA Business Coordinator
Angie Stewart, Business Services Coordinator
Steven Ogle, Workforce Development Director - Manufacturing and Trades
Patrick Kelly, Central Carolina Works Coordinator and Career and College Promise Advisor
Programs that receive Perkins funding have been approved by the Programs Review Committee at the System Office requires:
Sufficient Size – Number of projected Students
Scope – Aligned with Other courses in curriculum programs of study
Quality- students are graduating with competencies around learning objectives and employment in the field

5. Pathways Accounting Library Information Technology
Computer Aided Drafting Technology
Medical Assisting
Medical Office Administration
Computer Integrated Machining
Sustainable Agriculture
Culinary Arts
Telecommunications Installation and Maintenance
Dental Assisting
Health and Fitness Science
Veterinary Medical Technology
Health Information Technology
Human Services Technology
Laser and Photonics Technology

6. 9-14 Program of Study Example

7. Career Advising Career and College Advisors Manufacturing Day
Central Carolina Works Day
High Tech High Touch Camps
Advisory Boards for programs on campus
Industry Visits
Advance Manufacturing Week
Touch a Truck Day
Career fairs with local school systems
Job-Shadowing
Internships
8th Grade tours
Open houses

8. Work-Based Learning Apprenticeships Welding Machining
Other CTE programs
Internships
Job-Shadowing
Service Learning
Industry Tours
Hands on training developed in the classroom
Support from local industry with innovations through discussion with advisory boards

9. Next steps
Continue to collaborate with service area schools and community to determine the need for CTE pathways
Assess local economic/workforce demands and the interests of the students
Expanding locally articulated credit

10. Lessons Learned Marketing and promotion to both industry and students
Reducing scheduling conflicts
Student coaching and advising is vital
Industry’s changing needs
Student’s changing needs

11. Updated CCP Enrollment for Spring 2016