FOR MORE INFORMATION: (716) 436-3229
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (716) 436-3229
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (716) 436-3229
NWTC is temporarily closed due to the Covid-19/Coronavirus. NWTC will continue to provide career coaching, job placement and support for students remotely, as all staff are working from home until further notice. NWTC will continue to recruit and enroll students for the Summer Youth Academy and Fall 2020 semester. Please feel free to contact us at [email protected] with any immediate questions or concerns.
NWTC is temporarily closed due to the Covid-19/Coronavirus. NWTC will continue to provide career coaching, job placement and support for students remotely, as all staff are working from home until further notice. NWTC will continue to recruit and enroll students for the Summer Youth Academy and Fall 2020 semester. Please feel free to contact us at [email protected] with any immediate questions or concerns.
TRAIN FOR WHAT’S NEXT
Great careers in advanced manufacturing and energy start at Northland Workforce Training Center
TRAIN FOR
WHAT’S NEXT
GREAT CAREERS IN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND ENERGY START AT NORTHLAND WORKFORCE TRAINING CENTER
Why Advanced Manufacturing?
A growing job market
Advanced manufacturing is about innovation and technology. Many products you use every day were engineered, developed and manufactured here in Western New York, from laptops and cell phones to life-changing medical devices. It’s also a growing sector in need of highly skilled employees—more than 20,000 advanced manufacturing jobs will be available in Western New York in the next 10 years. According to the Buffalo Niagara Labor Market Assessment, the average salary for mid-level advanced manufacturing occupations is $47,943.
Why Energy?
A new vision
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s comprehensive energy plan—called Reforming the Energy Vision (REV)—sets a new vision that brings New York’s energy infrastructure into the 21st Century. From clean and renewable energy to smart grid technology, REV will create new jobs in need of highly skilled workers. New York State is currently facing a deficiency of young workers with skills in the energy sector. Entry-level utility line workers can earn between $40,000 and $50,000 annually.
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We’re committed to helping students overcome life’s obstacles to career success. No student will walk their career journey alone. For our students’ convenience, Northland Workforce Training Center is located on the East Side of Buffalo and is easily accessible by public transportation. In addition to career training in advanced manufacturing and energy, we offer students access to services that helps them enroll, graduate and get to work.
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Buffalo, NY 14211
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