Community Night at RCC

Community invited to learn about Apprenticeship Randolph as it kicks off Apprenticeship Week with Community Night at RCC 

On Tuesday, Nov. 14, Apprenticeship Randolph (AR) will be hosting Apprenticeship Randolph Community Night in the JB and Claire Davis Corporate Training Center on Randolph Community College’s Asheboro Campus for all interested students, parents/guardians, and community members to come and speak to AR companies and their apprentices about opportunities in 2024. The floating event is from 5-7 p.m. and is free to attend. In addition, tours of the advanced manufacturing areas at the College will be available.

“Apprenticeship Randolph represents a beneficial collaboration between RCC and local industries, fostering a dynamic learning environment that goes beyond traditional classroom settings,” RCC President/CEO Dr. Shah Ardalan said. “This innovative approach not only equips students with valuable, hands-on skills, but also addresses the evolving needs of Randolph County’s workforce. As a college committed to providing practical and relevant education, we are proud to support initiatives like Apprenticeship Randolph, which not only enrich the educational experience, but also create a seamless pathway for our students to transition into fulfilling and successful careers.”

With this event, AR is kicking off National Apprenticeship Week, Nov. 13-19. AR employers are looking to sign on and employ students in Computer-Integrated Machining, Industrial Systems Technology-Mechatronics, and Information Technology-Computer Support Specialist career fields. AR apprenticeships offer students who live or attend high school in Randolph County the opportunity to earn a free college degree at RCC, attain workforce credentials, and build a promising career with zero debt while also working and earning money. Students who compete and are signed on to become AR apprentices jumpstart their career in high demand career pathways.

More information can be found at apprenticeshiprandolph.com or by calling 336-318-4958. High school juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend the event and speak with their school’s Career Development Coordinator to be placed on a contact list for an upcoming school information session.

Randolph Community College (RCC), under the leadership of President/CEO Shah Ardalan, is committed to providing relevant career training and educational opportunities. Affordable degrees and short-term certificate programs start throughout the year, both in person and online. For more information, call 336-633-0200 or visit www.randolph.edu and expect to engage with the most competent and compassionate team of faculty and staff.