Johnson Controls, a global leader in building technology and solutions, has announced the expansion of its Community College Partnership Program. This initiative aims to support skilled trade education and training in 30 North American communities.
The program provides community colleges with access to industry-leading HVAC, fire and security, and building automation technologies. By partnering with these institutions, Johnson Controls is helping to bridge the skills gap and ensure a steady pipeline of qualified technicians for the industry.
Key benefits of the partnership program include:
- Access to cutting-edge technology: Community colleges can provide students with hands-on experience using the latest HVAC, fire and security, and building automation equipment.
- Industry-recognized certifications: Students have the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications that can enhance their career prospects.
- Mentorship and career guidance: Johnson Controls provides mentorship and career guidance to students, helping them connect with industry professionals and explore job opportunities.
- Curriculum development: Johnson Controls collaborates with community colleges to develop relevant and up-to-date curriculum that aligns with industry needs.
By investing in skilled trade education, Johnson Controls is helping to ensure a sustainable future for the HVAC, fire and security, and building automation industries. This partnership program is a valuable resource for students seeking to develop in-demand skills and launch successful careers.
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