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Elkhart Area Career Center http://www.elkhart.k12.in.us/eacc/index.htm Stephen
Barkdull, Director of Career and Technical Education By providing academic, career, and technical training, the Elkhart Area Career Center in partnership with business and industry, challenges each student to achieve his or her personal and professional goals.
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Crossing Educational Center
www.crossingeducation.com Eight campuses offer alternative
education for grades 7-12. |
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ETHOS | Encouraging Technology & Hands On Science Patsy Boehler, Executive Director ETHOS' Goal is to support the best
science curriculum and instruction available. A hands on,
inquiry-centered approach engages students and the
ETHOS Matrix of recommended kits is aligned with the state and ISTEP
science standards. ETHOS provides
science kit management including
science kit refurbishment. ETHOS can serve as a district's
science materials support center. In addition, ETHOS offers in-depth
quality
Professional Development for teachers. This training builds on the
instructional skills they already possess and provides the key to
utilizing the full potential of the hands on curriculum. |
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Ivy Tech Community College | Elkhart Campus Workforce & Economic Development 2521 Industrial Parkway Apprenticeships Continuing Education Manufacturing Training Programs
Accelerated, Certified Training
Accelerated
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Indiana University South Bend | Elkhart Center 125 East Franklin Street IU South Bend offers you all the
advantages of an Indiana University education. Whether you’re just
finishing high school or thinking about college to advance your career,
we provide you the opportunity to earn a prestigious IU degree that is
respected throughout Indiana, the nation, and the world. |
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Goshen College Phil Rush, Interim Director of
Entrepreneurship Goshen
College, established in 1894, is a four-year residential Christian
liberal arts college rooted in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. The
college’s Christ-centered core values – passionate learning, global
citizenship, compassionate peacemaking and servant-leadership – prepare
students as leaders for the church and world. Recognized for its unique
Study-Service Term program, Goshen has earned citations of excellence in
Barron’s Best Buys in Education, “Colleges of Distinction,”
“Making a Difference College Guide” and U.S.News & World Report’s
“America’s Best Colleges” edition, which named Goshen a “least debt
college.” Entrepreneurship Learning Center Family
Business Program
Management development program Lunch and Learn This popular
luncheon series is designed for administrative support staff interested
in enhancing their professional development and personal growth. Enjoy
lunch with your peers as you learn from presentations led by experienced
community leaders. Developing Supervisory Leadership This course explores various styles of leadership used by supervisors and how to address a number of key issues supervisors face in providing leadership for their work groups. Special emphasis will be placed on the functions of management in an organization, effective communication and understanding human relationships among co-workers. ASSETS Elkhart County |
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North Central Indiana
Business Assistance Center 418 South
Main Street Offers proven manufacturing, technology-based and business assistance services, programs and resources your company can use individually or bundled together-whichever approach best fits your unique needs. Manufacturing
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Purdue Technical Assistance Program The mission of the Purdue Technical Assistance Program (TAP) is to strengthen the Indiana economy and improve the quality of life for Indiana citizens. TAP supports performance improvement in Indiana companies and organizations through various programs and services that utilize faculty, students, and staff in nine statewide offices. Employers served include companies, hospitals, health departments, and governmental units throughout the state. Impacts are considerable, and since 1986 TAP programs and services have assisted over 4,700 organizations, trained over 4,600 employees, boosted sales by $339 million, increased capital investments by $69 million, contributed cost savings of $34 million, and saved or added over 4,700 jobs in the state, according to the organizations that were assisted. Programs and services include: |
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Workforce Training publications from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation Skills Enhancement Fund (SEF) |
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WorkKeys |
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Training Acceleration Grant |
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Trade Adjustment Assistance |
