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IAED, TC3 graduate first SUNY pre-apprenticeship group in manufacturing program

Those involved in the SUNY Pre-apprenticeship Direct-to-Work: Pathways to Manufacturing program include (from left to right) Danielle Szabo, director of workforce innovation at Ithaca Area Economic Development (IAED); and the graduates, who include Orion Peck, Donald Medard, Andrew Erickson, James Robertson, Rohanah Kujawa Luce, Jorge Huayhuaca, Isaac Britton, Elspeth Cushing, Jada Hawkins as well as Mary Holland-Bavis, IAED’s workforce program manager. IAED and Tompkins Cortland Community College held a graduation ceremony for the group on Aug. 30. (Photo credit: Ithaca Area Economic Development)

Ithaca Area Economic Development (IAED) in partnership with Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) on Aug. 30 held a graduation ceremony for a group seeking work with an area manufacturer. The group was part of the SUNY Pre-apprenticeship Direct-to-Work: Pathways to Manufacturing program, IAED said in its announcement. Participants spent five weeks in training and are […]

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Ithaca Area Economic Development (IAED) in partnership with Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) on Aug. 30 held a graduation ceremony for a group seeking work with an area manufacturer. The group was part of the SUNY Pre-apprenticeship Direct-to-Work: Pathways to Manufacturing program, IAED said in its announcement. Participants spent five weeks in training and are guaranteed an interview with an area manufacturer. The Direct to Work: Pathways to Manufacturing program is an “inclusive career initiative” that helps unemployed and underemployed people get involved in training programs and other resources, leading to entry-level jobs with Tompkins County manufacturers, per the IAED website. Pathways to Manufacturing is a designated community-based, pre-apprenticeship program through TC3, which is part of the SUNY system, IAED said.
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