The promise of tax credits, higher level skills for employees, decreased turnover, improved productivity, and consistent training make the Apprenticeship Carolina program sound great for just about any company doing business in the state, doesn’t it?
Piedmont Technical College and Laurens District 56 have formed a partnership to offer the PTC journeyman welding certificate program to students at Clinton High School.
Since opening in May 2012, the Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CAM) in Laurens County has been used extensively by businesses in the county to train new and existing employees. Piedmont Technical College will be moving forward with the second phase of the Center in fall 2013.
Jobs at a Glance is a service for Piedmont Technical College students nearing graduation, alumni and the community that provides information about local and regional job opportunities. This month's postings include multiple positions with Eaton; graphic design, accounting, health care & IT jobs; and a wealth of positions in manufacturing and engineering. Check the Jobs at a Glance page regularly. New jobs are posted every week.
We’ve all had car trouble from time to time. And many of us have probably had a few run-ins with questionable auto mechanics. Thankfully, much of the guesswork has now been taken out of finding a good mechanic through a national certification program called Automotive Service Excellence, or ASE.
A team of four representing Piedmont Rural Telephone Company captured the 19th Industry Cup at the 21st annual Piedmont Technical College Foundation Golf Classic.
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