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Grant Partners

Grant Partners. Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) – fiscal agent Georgia Energy and Industrial Construction Consortium (GEICC) pronounced “geek” GEICC affiliates include, but not limited to:

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Grant Partners

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  1. Grant Partners • Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) – fiscal agent • Georgia Energy and Industrial Construction Consortium (GEICC) pronounced “geek” • GEICC affiliates include, but not limited to: • Electric Cities of Georgia, Georgia Electric Membership Cooperatives, Georgia Power Company, GA Department of Education, GA Department of Labor, Construction Education Foundation of Georgia, Workforce Investment Boards, etc.

  2. Grant Information • High Growth Job Training Initiative awarded July 1, 2009 • Engaged Networking Energy Regional Georgia Education (ENERGE) • $989,995

  3. Project Summary / Grant Focus • To promote career awareness and career opportunities in the energy industry while focusing on underrepresented populations and untapped labor pools. • To enhance and increase capacity for 23 existing energy targeted training programs at 8 technical colleges. • To pursue energy industry test preparation, work ready certificates, work habits and work ethics. • To unify energy industries stories through a unique distance learning energy course. • To implement the guaranteed pre-interview with the appropriate energy industries.

  4. Project Summary continued… Twenty-three targeted programs • Carpentry 12. Electronics • Construction 13. HVAC • Electrical Control Systems 14. Industrial Electrical • Electrical Lineworker15. Industrial Fluid Power • Electrical Maintenance 16. Industrial Maintenance • Electrical Power 17. Industrial Mechanic • Electrical Utility 18. Industrial Systems • Electrical Wiring 19. Instrumentation • Electrician 20. Mechanical Engineering • Electromechanical Engineering 21. Programmable Logic Controls • Electronics/Computer Engineering 22. Utility Locating 23. Welding

  5. The State and the sub-recipients…

  6. Grant Product • WHAT – • Most anticipated “leave behind” is the on-line energy course. • WHEN – • Still in infancy stage…would like to launch by spring

  7. Lessons Learned • What are some things you learned about applying/getting a grant that may help the members?

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