Michigan Technical Education Center

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• Michigan Technical Education Center
• Harrison Campus
• Mid Michigan Community College

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Four Areas Under the M-TEC Umbrella Economic
Development

• M-TEC Open Entry Classes
• Credit or Non Credit
• On Line/Hands On/Self Paced
• Small Business and Technology Development Center
• Assist Small Business New or Existing
• Business and Industry Development Center
• Short Term Training
• Customized Training
• Gladwin Office
• PACE 50 Programming
• Special Projects Training
• On line learning

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M-TEC Open Entry

• M-TEC is designed with flexible training
  schedules in mind Open Entry
• M-TEC Advisory Committee
• Sign up today and start tomorrow
• Modularized
• Construction
• Manufacturing

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M-TEC Board Members Joe Carroll TB Woods Carol
Churchill Mid Michigan Community College Colin
Herren Greenwald Construction Karen Kleinhardt
Mid Michigan Community College Dave Kyle Kyle
Manufacturing Cal McIntosh Gladwin Chamber of
Commerce Kathy Methner Middle Michigan
Development Corporation Joe Otto Future
Mold Sheryl Presler Clare/Gladwin RESD Tom
Winarski Workforce Development Joe Witer
Federal Broach George Yost Ret. Reg.
Coordinator AFL-CIO Dawn Thomas Alro
Steel Rosie Ebbinghaus Bandit Industries
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M-TEC Open EntryConstruction Trades

• Electrical
• Carpentry
• Masonry
• Plumbing

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M-TEC Open EntryManufacturing Trades

• Industrial Electrical NEW
• Basic Machine Tool
• Computer Numerical Control Machine CNC
• Maintenance Technology
• Fluid and Air Power Technology
• Robotics
• More

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Michigans Economy

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• Michigan Unemployment Rate(Seasonally Adjusted)
•  June 2009 15.2 Change Over Month  1.1 Change
  Over Year 7.1  
•  June 2009 3,846,000 Change Over Month -31,000
  Change Over Year -338,000  
•  June 2009 204.5 Change Over Year -1.5  
• Michigan Payroll Jobs
• 3,846,000
• Change Over Month
• -31,000
• Change Over Year
• -338,000
• Department of Labor and Economic Growth

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Where are the Jobs?

• KNOWLEDGE WINS Michigan gained more than 57,000
  highly educated workers in fields such as health
  care, computer math science occupations,
  education occupations, and business and financial
  operations.

Center for Michigan
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Where are the Jobs?

• MICHIGAN'S TOP JOBS-PRODUCING INDUSTRIES
  (2000-2008)
• JOB TITLE
• NEW JOBS
• CHANGE
• Healthcare practitioners and technical
  occupations 19,970
• 9
• Healthcare support occupations 14,130
• 12
• Computer and mathematical science occupations
  10,500
• 13
• Community and social services occupations 9,770
• 20
• Personal care and service occupations 8,050
• 8
• Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media
  occupations 5,770
• 12
• Education, training, and library occupations
  3,700
• 2
• Business and financial operations occupations
  3,250

Center for Michigan
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The Good and the Bad

• HEY, BARTENDER No doubt many are drowning their
  sorrows these days. Michigan has 3,500 more
  bartenders than eight years ago.

Center for Michigan
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The Better

• GROWING FAITH Numbers would suggest not all of
  those Saturday night drinkers are repenting come
  Sunday morning, but some are. The number of
  clergy in Michigan is up by 330, or 28 percent.

Center for Michigan
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Business and Industry Development Center

• Karen Kleinhardt 989-386-6629
• Short Term Quick Start Programs (Generally 5
  weeks or less)
• Certified Nurses Aide
• Phlebotomy
• Medical Clerk
• CDL/Class B Drivers Training
• Dialysis Technician (NEW)

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BIDC Also Delivers Customized Training

• Specialized Training for area business and
  industry some examples include
• Blue Print Reading
• Supervisory Skills
• Auto CAD
• 7 Habits of Effective Managers
• Microsoft
• Welding
• Much, Much More..

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Programs To Help Pay For Training

• MiWorks!
• Incumbent Worker Training Dollars
• Free
• 8-CAP MiWorks!
• Other MiWorks! Agencies
• Other Incumbent Worker Training Programs

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Economic Development Jobs Training Program (EDJT)

• Administered through the State of Michigan
• Michigan Economic Development Corporation
• Dollars have shrunk
• Started at about 40 million
• Today around 8 - 10 million
• Tied to Economic Development
• Retention/Growth/New Equip.

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Economic Development Listening for Opportunities

• Members of Several Business, Local and State
  Professional Associations
• Members of Several Local EDCs
• Work on Local and State Initiatives
• Economic Efforts
• Broadband
• Incubators
• Small Business Needs
• Example Loans (Revolving Loan Fund)

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MEDC Initiatives

• Michigan Economic Development Corporation
• Business Development Attraction Targeted
  Industry Strategy
• Michigan Targeted Industry Clusters
• Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical Control
  Instruments
• Plastics Rubber Manufacturing
• Medical Device Manufacturing
• Wind Energy Manufacturing

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Diversification of Michigan Manufacturers

• Aerospace Manufacturing
• Defense Manufacturing
• Medical Device Manufacturing
• Wind Energy Manufacturing

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Attraction of New Business

• Advanced Battery/Energy Storage Dev. Mfg.
• Cellulosic Biofuel Production
• Solar, Wind
• Transportation Innovation Development Mfg.
• Other Advanced Mfg.

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New and Emerging Sectors

• State and Federal Initiatives
• MMCC/M-TEC Alternative Energy Technician (NEW)
• Solar
• Hyrdrogen Fuel Cell
• Wind

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Government Contracting

• Procurement Technical Assistance Centers
• Your Region
• http//www.michigantac.org/PTACDirectory.pdf
• General Lott Video
• http//www.midmich.edu/?gid2sid55pid1006
• Contracts Have Been Awarded

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Michigan Small Business and Technology
Development CenterTM
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Michigan SBTDC Services

• COUNSELING
• TRAINING
• RESEARCH
• COMMERCIALIZATION

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Training

• Online Trainings SBA
• Fundamental Entrepreneurial Series
• Advanced Entrepreneurial Series
• FastTrac Entrepreneurial Course
• - New Venture
• - Growth Venture
• - Tech Venture

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• Register online
• www.misbtdc.org/training
• Phone
• 989.386.6630
• Email
• sbtdc_at_midmich.edu

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