tebin
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knowledge of changing and future workforce needs to create better opportunities in the local community. To support this effort, an annual Most Outstanding Workforce Development Program Award is given. TEBIN‐ Alabama Training for Existing Business and Industry Network o Who Qualifies for these Services or Funds? Education and award recognition are primarily geared towards TEBIN membership, although this component could be available to the general public. Website: http://www.tebin.org/TRANSCRIPT
Morgan County Workforce Development Resource Guide
Morgan County Workforce Development Resource Guide Page 62
TEBIN‐ Alabama Training for Existing Business and Industry Network Mission: The Training for Existing Business and Industry Network is an organization made up of members in Alabama's community and technical colleges that provides Training for Existing Business Industry (TEBI) or related services. Calhoun is the local member of the TEBIN network and can be contacted for services. Website: http://www.tebin.org/ Contact Information: Denny Smith, President TEBIN [email protected] Calhoun Community College P.O. Box 2216 Decatur, AL 35609 Phone: 256.306.2637 Program/Services:
• Professional and Career Development: Provides guest speakers and networking opportunities.
o Who Qualifies for these Services or Funds? Depending on the program and or speaker, fees may be associated with attending the event. Events may also be open to the general public, not just TEBIN members from the state’s community colleges.
• Training Resources: TEBIN forms collaboration with other community and technical colleges across Alabama to meet needs in the local community. If Calhoun does not offer a particular not‐for‐credit training or course, the TEBIN network aids in finding that resource for the local company without having to create another program.
o Who Qualifies for these Services or Funds? Any business or industry as well as the general public.
• Workforce Development Awareness and Awards: The organization works to increase knowledge of changing and future workforce needs to create better opportunities in the local community. To support this effort, an annual Most Outstanding Workforce Development Program Award is given.
o Who Qualifies for these Services or Funds? Education and award recognition are primarily geared towards TEBIN membership, although this component could be available to the general public.