Workforce Development Center
Job Placement
Manufacturing
Transportation
Logistics
Welding
The workforce pipeline starts here.
Through one-day, 12-week, one-year, or two-year training, JWCC’s Workforce Development Center provides the technical skills today’s employers need now.
Need specialized training for your company? We do that too!
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Programs
Business & Industry Training
Why send your employees out of town for quality training when they can get it right here in your own backyard?
Facilities
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Conference Rooms and Computer Lab Rentals are available. Contact the WDC for more information.
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The WDC expansion project is assisted by a federal grant titled: ‘EDA Economic Adjustment Assistance Program Grant’. The grant was awarded to JWCC in June of 2021. The total project estimate is supported by the $3.033M federal grant. The contracted firms are Klingner & Associates/BLDD and Maas Construction. Estimated project completion date is the fall of 2023.
Once completed, the project will provide state-of-the-art training opportunities for students to gain relevant skills in the most in-demand fields to meet the area’s work force needs, creating and retaining head-of-household positions, attract private investment and strengthening resiliency throughout the region.
The expansion will add 14,170-square-feet to JWCC’s WDC facility located at 2710 North 42nd Street in Quincy, including a new Truck Driver Training addition, expansion of the east side with a new physical building entrance, expanded space for HVAC, and business and industry training. A remodel of the current interior of the building will include expanded space for welding, industrial maintenance and manufacturing, robotics and automation, and flexible use space for new programs such as a virtual reality lab. A new vehicle road entrance off 42nd Street will lead to a larger parking area.
WDC Staff
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David Hetzler
Dean of Career and Technical Education
217.641.4956
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Kelly Lewis
Workforce Development Specialist
217.641.4971
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Gordon Forbes
Coordinator of Business & Industry
217.641.4929
Phone: 217.641.4971
Email: wdc@olsonbrosbodyshop.com
JWCC Workforce Development Center
2710 North 42nd Street, Quincy, IL 62305