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Career and Workforce Education

Programs Tailored to Student Goals 

At Lake Michigan College, our Career and Workforce Development programs are designed to prepare you for success in a rapidly evolving job market. Whether you're looking to start a new career, enhance your current skills, or transition into a high-demand industry, we’re here to help you achieve your goals. 

We offer a variety of workforce education programs in: 

  • Business & Professional Services: Develop expertise in management, communication, marketing, accounting, graphic design and risk management. 
  • Culinary Management: Prepare for a career creating amazing dishes while also mastering restaurant operations, menu planning, and team leadership. 
  • Technology: Learn cutting-edge skills in IT, cybersecurity, networking, GIS, and app development.  
  • Skilled Trades: Train for careers in welding, advanced manufacturing, electrical systems, mechatronics, and industrial maintenance technology. 
  • Criminal Justice: Gain insight into how the justice system works to protect citizens, including the rules that govern police activity, crime prevention, and court systems. We also offer a summer police academy.  

Ready to invest in your future? Contact us today to learn how LMC can help you unlock new opportunities. 

Your career journey begins here. Let’s make it extraordinary. 

 

Berrien Talent Collaborative 

Any student. Any job. One thriving community.

The Berrien Talent Collaborative helps our community by creating a talent supply chain. The Collaborative is an employer-led initiative for high school students that merges the area’s education and job development resources to create a sustained pool of skilled workers through an apprenticeship program. 

Employers: Through this registered apprenticeship program, high school students can get the direct training needed to become your next pharmacist, project manager, veterinary technician, software engineer, accountant, or logistics coordinator. Complete an Employer Interest Form ->

High School Students: Getting a traditional degree is not for everyone. It can be expensive and overwhelming. However, just because you don’t have a traditional 4-year degree does not mean that you don’t deserve to have a great career. Consider participating in a registered apprenticeship while in high school. You will gain real-world experience while getting paid and will complete a program with a guaranteed job and no student loans! Complete an Apprenticeship Interest Form ->

The Berrien Talent Collaborative is a partnership between Berrien RESA, Lake Michigan College, the Southwest Regional Chamber, and the Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce.

 

Custom Workforce Solutions for Employers 

Looking to upskill your team or fill critical roles? Our Workforce Development team collaborates with local businesses to design customized training programs that meet your needs. 

 

 

 

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