This accelerated, hybrid format is designed specifically for organizations who want to implement Lean Six Sigma. In the bi-weekly 4-hour sessions, participants will use the tools of Lean and Six Sigma to identify opportunities and improve processes for a specific workplace project. This certificate consists of four courses: Lean, Continuous Improvement, Six Sigma and 5S Project.

We have offered a variety of Substance Use related webinars this fall and are now offering the recordings for on-demand viewing.

This on-demand offering is a recording of our live event from July, 2020.

This on-demand offering is a 1 hour video recording of the live event from May, 2020.

This on-demand offering is a 1 hour video recording of the live event from July, 2020.

This new training program was developed to grow Wisconsin’s pool of skilled Auto Collision workers. Participants will learn an industry-approved, technical-college-backed training curriculum hosted at local repairs shops and taught by experts currently working in the field. Graduates will receive an Auto Collision Basics certificate from Northcentral Technical College and will be guaranteed placement into NTC’s Advanced certificate program starting in Fall 2021; additional opportunities for higher-level specialized training may also become available.

Join this session for a guided self-assessment on where potential leadership gaps may exist and tips on advancing your skills.

This course provides youth between the ages of 12 to 16 with the necessary requirements to be certified for compliance under Wisconsin Act 455 to operate tractors or self-propelled machinery for their own family on public roads.

The North Central Regional Trauma Advisory Council (NCRTAC) Trauma Conference 2020 is a continuing education opportunity for all levels of EMS providers and hospital staff that care for trauma patients.

This ASL workshop discusses creating signs for complex topics, and interpreting standardized tests. Earn 1.5 RID CEU and/or 1 college credit.

This hands-on workshop will teach you the step-by-step procedures for accurately setting up production moulders and properly grinding profile knives. In the classroom, time will be spent focusing on basic moulder theory and principles that impact machining quality. You will then apply the knowledge gained in the classroom through hands-on practice on industrial machines in our state-of-the-art facility.

This workshop is packed with valuable and important information for kiln operators and managers. The variety and quality of the information make this a must attend event.