Education & Training Center at Pitt-Titusville Awarded $199,451 State Grant to Provide Machining, CNC Training to Residents
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Education & Training Center at Pitt-Titusville Awarded $199,451 State Grant to Provide Machining, CNC Training to Residents

The Education & Training Center at Pitt-Titusville received a $199,000 state grant to offer pre-apprenticeship programs in basic machining and CNC operations to residents in the region.

The two-year grant is funded in part by the Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development’s Manufacturing Training to Career Grant program.

The Manufacturing Assistance Center at ETC at Pitt-Titusville plans to offer its state-approved, 188-hour pre-apprenticeship program to both high school students and nontraditional learners looking to upskill for the regional workforce. The program, which will begin January 2025 and extend to December 2026, will offer significant flexibility through both full-time, part-time, day and evening options.

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TUITION COST TO REMAIN THE SAME FOR 2024-25 AT PITT-TITUSVILLE 
Higher Education, University of Pittsburgh at Titusville, RN Nursing Program, Associate's Degree in Nursing, Affordable Education, Careers In Demand Katrina M McCullough Higher Education, University of Pittsburgh at Titusville, RN Nursing Program, Associate's Degree in Nursing, Affordable Education, Careers In Demand Katrina M McCullough

TUITION COST TO REMAIN THE SAME FOR 2024-25 AT PITT-TITUSVILLE 

TITUSVILLE, Pa. – Students enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville will not see their tuition increase for the 2024-25 academic year.

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Recent BCAT Graduate Shares Her Inspirational Story (video)
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Recent BCAT Graduate Shares Her Inspirational Story (video)

Rachel Byler, Spartansburg, PA, grew up Amish. She felt a calling into the healthcare field and today, she is a medical assistant and phlebotomist at a regional hospital and health system.

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