Professional Development Opportunities in Next Generation Manufacturing
Oct 27
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The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing is excited to announce a partnership with Central Community College in Columbus, Nebraska. Together, we will offer Professional Development opportunities for high school educators during the summer of 2026. If you are interested in attending, please complete the attached form and return it as soon as possible, as class size is limited.
Program Overview
Classes must be taken in sequence. Our goal is to foster collaboration between the local community college and high schools to provide dual credit programs. In Nebraska, the community college will supply the instructor of record for college credit. Meanwhile, the facilitator will assist students and maintain classroom management. Your school may utilize these trainers differently than we do. Below are the details regarding each session and what you will receive.
Course Schedule
Classes must be taken in this sequence:
First Course: Concepts of Electronics
Dates: Tuesday, June 9, through Friday, June 12
Stipend: $1,800 for travel costs and time
Trainer Value: $550
Includes: Course materials
Second Course: Intro to Instrumentation
Dates: Monday, June 15, through Thursday, June 18
Stipend: $1,800 for travel costs and time
Trainer Value: $1,300
Includes: Course materials
Third Course: Intro to PLCs
Dates: Tuesday, June 23, through Friday, June 26
Stipend: $1,800 for travel costs and time
Trainer Value: $1,750
Includes: Course materials
Fourth Course: Application of Industrial Sensors
Dates: Monday, June 29, through Wednesday, July 1
Stipend: $1,500 for travel costs
Trainer Value: $1,950
Includes: Course materials
If you have any questions, please contact Cheryl Ryckman at 402-562-1425 or email workforce@cccneb.edu.
4500 63rd Street, NE 68601
Additional Information
For further details, please refer to the flyer and request for information in the PDF document:
Why Attend?
Participating in these courses will enhance your skills and knowledge in the field of manufacturing. You will gain valuable insights into the latest technologies and practices. This professional development is essential for educators who want to prepare their students for future careers in manufacturing.
Benefits of Dual Credit Programs
Dual credit programs offer numerous advantages. They allow high school students to earn college credits while still in school. This not only saves time but also reduces the overall cost of college education. Students who participate in dual credit programs often have a smoother transition to college life.
Conclusion
Don't miss this opportunity to advance your professional skills and contribute to the future of manufacturing education. Ensure you complete the registration form promptly, as spots are limited. We look forward to your participation in this exciting initiative.
