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League Reaffirmation - Johnson County Community College

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Center for Business<br />

and Technology<br />

JCCC’s Center for Business and Technology offers continuing<br />

education, workforce development and economic development<br />

to businesses in <strong>Johnson</strong> <strong>County</strong> and the greater metropolitan<br />

area. The center initiates strategic partnerships with businesses<br />

and educational institutions on a countywide, regional and<br />

national basis.<br />

The center differs from other training services in that it is a<br />

“one­stop shop” serving all employees within a business, from<br />

executive training for the CEO to computer classes for the<br />

administrative assistant to grant applications and<br />

administration for the company as a whole. Its offerings<br />

include:<br />

• Continuing education: Licensing and CEUs for<br />

professionals in health and human services, real estate,<br />

mediation, education, payroll and human resources,<br />

police, fire, emergency medical technology and audio<br />

engineering<br />

• Workforce development: Customized contract training and<br />

development with key companies, including solutions for<br />

leadership, management, mentoring and coaching at<br />

various levels<br />

• Computer training: Public and contract training in<br />

computer applications and information technology<br />

• Small Business Development Center/Entrepreneurship<br />

Center<br />

• Special events: Executive Speaker Series, Administrative<br />

Professionals Day TM , National Council for Continuing<br />

Education and Training<br />

In addition to supporting industry training needs, the center<br />

also assists local companies in applying for grants available<br />

from the Kansas Department of Commerce to pay for<br />

workforce training for newly created jobs or jobs requiring<br />

new skills. Through this partnership, companies have accessed<br />

more than $106.6 million from the Department of Commerce<br />

since 1983 to support local workforce development.<br />

In 2006­2007, more than 17,800 people enrolled in one of<br />

the center’s 2,000 public seminars on topics ranging from<br />

management skills to computer applications. Nearly 500<br />

companies and organizations took advantage of contract<br />

training courses specifically tailored to fit their organizational<br />

needs, either on the JCCC campus or at their location.<br />

“JCCC has been extremely responsive in<br />

providing resource recommendations<br />

for all of our employee development<br />

requests. The contract sales staff<br />

understand how to build a quality<br />

training organization from the ground<br />

up and have helped <strong>Community</strong><br />

America Credit Union build a<br />

competency­based organization<br />

through a customized job analysis<br />

initiative. We are also looking to JCCC<br />

to support our new leadership<br />

development curriculum upon its<br />

completion. All of the resources they<br />

provide are of the highest professional<br />

quality and are reasonably priced. The<br />

level of customer service they provide<br />

is exceptional. They are even helping<br />

us explore gaming simulations in our<br />

new­hire courses. JCCC is a partner<br />

that will continue to support our<br />

diverse and growing employee<br />

development needs.”<br />

– Marsha Moore,<br />

employee development director,<br />

<strong>Community</strong> America Credit Union<br />

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