Brochure 1 - Hopkinsville Community College
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Brochure 1 - Hopkinsville Community College
“ I didn’t go to college right after high school. I was 27 when I started. Since my Industrial Engineering Technology training, I’ve had advancement in my job and an increase in my salary. ” — Shawn Hopkinsville, KY Join Us at the The Career Workshop Wednesday, May 12 12 noon - 5 p.m. Providing free and low cost education and job training to inner-city residents. (Participates may come and go during this time.) Hopkinsville Community College Auditorium This event will have something for everyone. If you have never completed high school, attended college, or trained in a technical field, this is the event for you! “My nursing education has given me the ability to stand on my own two feet and be financially independent.” — LaTanya, RN Hopkinsville, KY Receive FREE & Low Cost Training! Get the education you need for a better job and a better life. TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PACS will pick up individuals for transportation to HCC for The Career Workshop on Wednesday, May 12. Pick up begins at 11:30 a.m. and occurs every 30 minutes until 4 p.m. Drop off will continue until 5 p.m. with the last vehicle leaving the HCC at 5 p.m. Pick up and drop off stops: • JSMC Center at High St. Park • First Baptist Church, parking next to steeple tower • Second Baptist Church, parking facing 7th by playground • Aaron McNeil Center – parking on E. 2nd St. • Walnut St. Center Boys & Girls Club, by the Police Substation and stadium • Hopkinsville Community College Auditorium, parking • Speak with local and regional employers to find out what they look for when hiring employees • Meet college representatives to learn about the edu• cational programs available and ways to fund your education Attend breakout sessions on topics including: - Why Work? - Mastering the Job Search - What do Employers Look For in Workers? - The Best You: Positive Work Habits, Attitudes, and Behaviors • Talk to a counselor about your educational goals and objectives • TABE testing available Contact us at (270) 707-3750 Sponsored by ABOUT THE PROGRAM is a program organized by the City of Hopkinsville, Hopkinsville Community College, and Western Kentucky Workforce Investment Board designed to offer FREE and low cost education and job training to inner-city residents that are currently unemployed or under-employed. Hopkinsville Community College will offer classes and training in various fields that will prepare innercity residents to obtain high-wage, high-demand jobs. Programs offered for • Construction • Manufacturing • Business / Sales / Finance • Healthcare • Education • Additional programs available based on interest. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics gives the following information about the earning potential in the career fields that may offer training in. Construction • Plumbing • Electrician • Homebuilder / Contractor • Average salary $21.87 an hour or about $842 a week Manufacturing • Maintenance Technician • Quality Control Operator • Machine Operator • Welder • Automation Technician • Average weekly salary for production workers in machinery manufacturing is $760 participants will have many career training options. Some programs take a few months to complete, while others may take several years. HCC will offer most of the classes for FREE. FINANCIAL BENEFITS THAT COME WITH EDUCATION & TRAINING Obtaining an education and/or job training is the first step to qualify for a high-wage job. Securing a job provides you the ability to purchase your own home, the means to buy a car, and the thrill of being financially independent. This is a small selection of career opportunities. See a career counselor for more information. “When I started college, I was without a job or money. As a single parent of two, I knew I had to do something.” — Shanae Hopkinsville, KY Business / Sales / Finance • Sales Rep. - Average hourly salary $23.77 • Bookkeeper, Accountant, or Auditing Clerk - Average hourly salary $15.63 • Employment, Recruitment, or Placement Specialist (HR) - Average hourly salary $21.86 Healthcare • Registered Nurse (RN) in outpatient - Average hourly salary $28.65 • Registered Nurse (RN) in hospital setting - Average hourly salary $30.71 • Registered Nurse (RN) in home health - Average hourly salary $27.20 • Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in outpatient - Average hourly salary $17.82 • Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in hospital setting - Average hourly salary $18.37 • Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in home health - Average hourly salary $19.44 • Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) in outpatient - Average hourly salary $11.37 • Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) in hospital setting - Average hourly salary $12.03 • Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) in home health - Average hourly salary $11.07 Education Get started at HCC with an associate degree. • Teacher’s Assistant - Average yearly salary $22,700 • In order to become a certified teacher, one must continue at a 4-year University to receive a bachelor’s degree. • Elementary School Teacher - Average yearly salary $30,120 • Middle School Teacher - Average yearly salary $49,740 • High School Teacher - Average yearly salary $51,230