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Luzerne County Community College summer graduates announced

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<p>CAN DO is partnering with Luzerne County Community College (LCCC) and the Hazleton Area School District to conduct an Industrial Maintenance Specialized Diploma program.</p><p>The evening program begins this month at the Hazleton Area Career Center. Students will take a total of six classes over three semesters (fall, spring and summer). In addition to earning the specialized diploma, graduates will receive 18 college credits, which can be applied to the Mechatronics Associates Degree program.</p><p>The Industrial Maintenance Specialized Diploma is designed to provide hands-on training and experience in electrical mechanical equipment and automated systems. Graduates are prepared as maintenance technicians to analyze, troubleshoot and repair equipment found in the industrial environment.</p><p>Classes include Alternating Current/Direct Current (AC/DC) Fundamentals, Industrial Safety, Electric Motor Controls, Intro to Automated Systems/Robotics, Industrial Mechanics and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). Since all classes are credit-based, financial aid is available for students. The program is also included on the Eligible Trainer Provider List, so employers can apply for workforce training funds.</p><p>Susan Spry, vice president of applied technologies and workforce development at LCCC, announced the program during a recent Humboldt Park Association meeting. She stated the industrial maintenance is a high-demand field that can lead to well paid jobs and this program is designed to close a critical skills gap in the field. </p><p>To apply online for the Industrial Maintenance Program, visit www.luzerne.edu/admissionsapp/appmain.jsp.</p><style>
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CANDO partners with LCCC, Hazleton Area School District