So, hopefully I get a job so I can make my money and stuff like that. who do not want to learn to work with a new technology may be. maintenance mechanics, motor vehicles forklift operators guards janitors. "There is a an interview process tomorrow. administrative, technical, and clerical workers. Lunnon said she's got a job interview this week and she is optimistic she'll find work. It's been rough for the past couple of months. So, hopefully this class right here will get me started up again." RuJendra Lunnon, 27, of Darlington, decided to enroll in the class after finding herself without a job and a place to stay. Holland said, “This program is a win-win for both employers and job-seekers.” The program provides quick training that will support workforce development and recruitment of employees for both Warehousing / Logistics and Food Production industries are currently being explored and developed, according to college officials. The most common race/ethnicity group of degree recipients was white (383 degrees), 1. 51.6 of these degrees were awarded to women, and 48.4 awarded men. Some with several job offers at the end of the class," said Holland. In 2019, 769 degrees were awarded across all undergraduate and graduate programs at Florence-Darlington Technical College. Most of us didn't end up with a job offer. "It's sort of like speed dating where they have access to a lot of students that have these credentials at a time. Officials said, on the last two days of each course, employers with hiring needs are invited to interview students for open positions they have within their companies. The college partners with area industries in need of workers. The class is offered during the day, but will be expanded this year to include evening sessions in an effort to accommodate individuals who are currently working and seeking an opportunity for a new career path. The course is offered each month and consists of 25 hours of certifications in Forklift Driving, Six Sigma Yellowbelt and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10 for General Industry. For more information, please e-mail us at call (866) 696-9125.“The Manufacturing Skills classes are designed to equip individuals who are jobless or underemployed with three valuable manufacturing credentials in a fast and efficient manner, providing them an opportunity to be prepared for employment quickly,” said Lauren Holland, Associate Vice President of CWD.
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