Manchester Community College hosting submarine welding competition

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Manchester Community College is hosting an exciting new competition for high school students with a high stakes twist.  This first-of-its-kind for New Hampshire event on the morning of Monday, May 12, is designed to drive more people into a specific arena of work.  Demand for highly skilled workers in welding is already high, but the evolving mission of the US Military means 100,000 specially trained welders has become a top priority.

April 1-3: Free cybersecurity symposium at Manchester Community College

read more…: April 1-3: Free cybersecurity symposium at Manchester Community College

Manchester Community College is hosting its annual New Hampshire Cybersecurity Symposium April 1-3.  The event is free and open to the public, with a focus on business leaders who are navigating the challenges of protecting valuable information and data from hackers.  The event features experts who will lead tutorials and discussions over the course of the three-day event.

New Manchester Community College president releases position on ICE campus visits

read more…: New Manchester Community College president releases position on ICE campus visits

Cards and pamphlets offering advice and detailing students’ rights under Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) started showing up around the Manchester Community College (MCC) campus shortly after President Trump’s January inauguration, and now MCC President Paul Beaudin has made the college’s position clear.

Students rockin’ the trades: Community College System scores $75,000 Metallica Scholars grant

read more…: Students rockin’ the trades: Community College System scores $75,000 Metallica Scholars grant

“When we launched the Metallica Scholars Initiative, it really spoke to me. A collective goal of breaking the stigma of trade skills. Trade skills are vital to society, and what’s even more important is to support the many folks who are trying to create a career by learning and using these skills. I am so proud – we all are – to see how this program is changing lives by providing much-needed resources to empower students, and it’s great that we’re able to make our biggest grant yet to support these students and the future workforce. – “James Hetfield, Metallica

‘LNA for Success’ pilot program at MCC targets urgent workforce need in healthcare

read more…: ‘LNA for Success’ pilot program at MCC targets urgent workforce need in healthcare

Recognizing the growing need for workers in our state’s health care sector, Manchester Community College (MCC) has developed a new partnership with the International Institute of New England (IINE) to train English Language Learners (ELLs) to become Licensed Nursing Assistants. 

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