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The West Texas Training Center (WTTC) is an ideal facility to meet the training needs for your organization.  Below are examples of training sessions that have been held at the West Texas Training Center.

New Employee TrainingWelding 
Automotive Equipment Emergency Response 
Computer Training for Realtors Public Management 
Management & Leadership Criminal Justice Continuing Education 
Continuing Professional Education Tow Truck Training 
Safety Teacher Workshops 
I-Car Auto Body  

Customized Classes

Customized classes can be organized to meet projected needs of business, community, cultural, and special interest groups.  The workforce training staff from Howard College has the knowledge and skills to analyze and determine the workforce training required by a business or industry. They can then design and implement instructional programs to meet the needs of the customer.  Technical, management, basic skills training, and other customized classes are available.  Computer classes may be offered at either  the customer's site or at the WTTC.  Computer classes may also be delivered on a short-term, accelerated basis to meet the demands of the industry served.  For more information, contact Howard College Workforce Training at 325-942-2800, ext. 228.

Skills Development Fund

The Skills Development Fund of the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is designed to help Texas public community and technical colleges and a higher education extension agency finance customized job training for their local businesses.  The fund will provide training for specific skills for workers who will be hired by the businesses. The 75th Texas Legislature appropriated $25 million to be used during the FY 98-99 biennium.  During 1998, TWC awarded 55 grants totaling over $13 million.  Texas now has more than 15,000 workers in training that will obtain jobs in their communities.  Skills Development Fund grants serve as a strong investment in Texas businesses, colleges, and workers.

Eligibility

Businesses and labor unions that form partnerships with local community colleges and technical schools or the higher education extension agency may apply. They should have a training plan and jobs that pay the occupational wage.  A Skills Development Fund proposal submission is required and will assist the Executive Director of the TWC in determining grant funding.  For more information, contact Howard College Workforce Training at 325-942-2800, ext. 228.

Businesses with Their Own Training Program

If your need is simply a space to conduct your own training program, look no further than the WTTC.  Rooms to accommodate most any size group, from small to large, are available for a nominal charge and can be set-up to your requirements. For more information, contact the WTTC Assistant, 325-942-2800, ext. 223.

 

 

WTTC Past Training Recipients

 

 

 

WTTC Awards