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The job of continuous education in the surface finishing industry is never finished. There is always something more to learn, so why not take full advantage of as many trainings and educational opportunites in the field. Here are a few to consider: https://bit.ly/3Jz266g #education #workforce #coatings #finishing #technology

Kudos to Amanda Blohm-Thompson for all she does to support the HCC FAME students, program, and our local industry partners! Interested in learning more about how HCC FAME can help strengthen your industrial maintenance team and talent pipeline? Reach out today to start the conversation! #HenCCProud #HCCWorkforceSolutions #FAMEWorks

Knowledge Itself is Power – Sir Francis Bacon No matter what industry we work in, all of us are expected to continue learning about our field and doing our jobs to the best of our abilities. For some of us, we may want to earn bigger and better positions in our industry. For others, our employers or professional associations may require specific activities to make sure we are fulfilling our responsibilities. Whatever reason applies in your situation, the answer is often some form of additional training or learning. One term that is often brought up in this context is “continuing education” and InCan Consulting Group has developed the right programs for the canmaking industry. The term “continuing education” describes one type of professional development in which an employee pursues additional learning from a higher education organization to excel in his/her daily responsibilities. Continuing education can be a vital lifeline to success and worthwhile employment. Not only do canmaking industry and technologies change, but employment can also change at any time. Continuing education can be worth it because it prepares working canmakers for such eventualities. Did you find this helpful? Please repost to share with your network ♻️ and follow InCan Consulting Group, LLC for more content like this. #InCan #canmaking #metalpackaging #beveragepackaging #canmaker #cans #trainingacademy #beverageindustry #aluminum #consulting #knowledgehub

Knowledge Itself is Power – Sir Francis Bacon No matter what industry we work in, all of us are expected to continue learning about our field and doing our jobs to the best of our abilities. For some of us, we may want to earn bigger and better positions in our industry. For others, our employers or professional associations may require specific activities to make sure we are fulfilling our responsibilities. Whatever reason applies in your situation, the answer is often some form of additional training or learning. One term that is often brought up in this context is “continuing education” and InCan Consulting Group has developed the right programs for the canmaking industry. The term “continuing education” describes one type of professional development in which an employee pursues additional learning from a higher education organization to excel in his/her daily responsibilities. Continuing education can be a vital lifeline to success and worthwhile employment. Not only do canmaking industry and technologies change, but employment can also change at any time. Continuing education can be worth it because it prepares working canmakers for such eventualities. Did you find this helpful? Please repost to share with your network ♻️ and follow InCan Consulting Group, LLC for more content like this. #InCan #canmaking #metalpackaging #beveragepackaging #canmaker #cans #trainingacademy #beverageindustry #aluminum #consulting #knowledgehub

Are you looking for a rewarding career in engineering? If you've finished your A Levels or a Level 3 qualification, a HNC/HND in engineering is the perfect way to do it. These courses will give you the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in a wide range of engineering roles. In our video below, Jim, our curriculum manager for engineering, talks all about our HNC and HND courses. Interested in applying? Send us a DM or visit our website! #Engineering #Course #Learning #HND #HNC #Applying

Find out how T Levels can benefit #engineering and #manufacturing employers and how you can work with EAL Awards and City & Guilds to shape them to meet your skills needs. https://ow.ly/ApPy50PSpSr #TLevels #TLevelsWeek

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If you are involved in mentoring student placements, recent graduates or engaged in industry – academic projects, you might find the article linked below interesting. Written from a US perspective, it estimates $320 million as the cost to industry of transitioning their 10,000 per annum chem eng graduates, because of the gap between the academic and industrial worlds. It suggests advice for industrialists, academics, fresh graduates, accreditation bodies, professional societies and government agencies. I do not agree (of course!) with all the analysis. I think with the 40+ years of Cork RTC/CIT/MTU chem eng, we anticipated many of the suggestions in trying to produce graduates that are “fit for purpose” and “culturally adjusted”. While we always considered these attributes, I think the modern Professional Placement and Industrial Research Project explicitly attempt to address these factors. Nevertheless, there is always room for continual improvement. Comments? https://lnkd.in/eZr9CKsy