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“We chose to use Whatcom Community College as our primary contract training provider because Whatcom is able to provide a very high caliber of training and education, tailored to our needs, for a very reasonable price. The instructors from Whatcom are extremely knowledgeable, but they maintain an accessible format that is appropriate for the wide variety of people we have on staff. Additionally, the instructors have been very flexible, which is key when scheduling classes for people who provide care around-the-clock. But, the real advantage is in the results! The classes were so popular, successful, and results-oriented last year that we have decided to repeat them this year in order to reach more of our staff members.”
Tonja Myers, Administrator
St. Francis Extended Health Care
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Institute for Workforce Development and Economic Sustainability (IWDES) |
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Association of Washington Business |
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Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges |
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Centers of Excellence (COE) are colleges designated as statewide leaders for their industry. They specialized in workforce education and training for industries that help the state's economy grow, and they serve as points of contact and resource hubs for industry trends, best practices and innovative curriculum. There currently are eleven COEs spread across the state. For more information go to Centers of Excellence |
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Agriculture, Walla Walla Community College |
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Allied Health, Yakima Valley College |
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Construction, Renton Technical College |
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Careers in Education, Green River Community College |
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Energy Production and Distribution Technology, Centralia College |
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Information Technology, Bellevue Community College |
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International Trade, Transportation, and Logistics, Highline Community College - NEWEST! |
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Homeland Security, Pierce College |
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Process Technology, Bellingham Technical College |
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Aerospace and Advanced Materials Manufacturing, Edmonds and Everett Community Colleges |
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Marine Manufacturing and Technology, Skagit Valley College |
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For information about Centers of Excellence contact Amy Smith-Rubeck at asmith-rubeck@sbctc.edu |
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