amelia county public schools machining program
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Amelia County Public Schools Machining Program. Brainstorming. Region 8 Superintendents met with Rolls- Royce Toured the Crosspointe Plant Region 8 Superintendents’ Regional Meeting Location Cost ($35,000 per division) How many School Divisions will participate? - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Amelia County Public Schools Machining Program
Region 8 Superintendents met with Rolls- Royce
Toured the Crosspointe Plant Region 8 Superintendents’ Regional Meeting
Location
Cost ($35,000 per division)
How many School Divisions will participate?
John Tyler Community College (PEER)
Brainstorming
By 2024 Rolls Royce will need 654 skilled employees
Newport News Shipbuilding Northrop Grumman Immediate openings in the Richmond
Metropolitan Area
Why Machining
Salary and Benefits
Manufacturing evolving not dying
Perfect program for the right students (Ag, Building Trade, HVAC, Automotive, any student who like working with their hands)
Why Machining
Melinda Miller, Coordinator , Manufacturing, Trade & Technical Programs (JTCC)
JTCC Instructors
Business and Industry
PEER Consortium Coordinator
High School Guidance Counselor
School Board
Course Planning
Books (local industries)
Transportation
Tuition (Va Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission)
Additional Staffing
Material and Supplies (free for the students)
Funding
Dirty
Smoke filled rooms
Not creative
Pay average
Unsteady work
High school diploma or less
Outsourcing jobs
Stereotypes about Machining
Students (grades, behavior, attendance)
Educational requirements Field trips (JTCC, local machining
shops)
JTCC has the only NIMS-certified program in the State
Recruiting
Parent and student meeting Individual student meeting
Guidance, students, and CTE director
Guest speaker
Recruiting Cont
Courses
Va. Wizard Federal Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Virginia Employment Community Commission
Recruiting Cont
Brochures
Job placement Employment options
Local business
Recruiting Cont
Advance Diploma status
Arriving at school one hour early
Half a school day at JTCC
Starting school a week early
Attending classes over Spring break
20-minute lunch break
Relationships
Student Sacrifice
Job placement
Right skills for (work or college)
24 college credit hours, Career Studies Certificate
National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Certifications (7)
Apprenticeship
Free secondary and postsecondary credentials Paid Internships (2 of students)
Student Gain
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