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Kentucky Skills Network

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Single Point of Contact

Josh Benton

Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development

Dr. Larry Ferguson

KCTCS

Workforce Solutions

Ben Haydon

Kentucky

Career Center

Mike Donta

Kentucky

Labor Cabinet

TEAM LEADERS

Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development

KCTCS

Workforce Solutions

Kentucky

Career Center

LOCAL TEAM OF EXPERTS

State Team

West Kentucky – Shelia Clark

Green River – Whitney Risley

Barren River – Jacqueline Adams

Lincoln Trail – Jim Skees

Greater Louisville – Rider Rodriguez

Cumberlands – Shirlene Taylor

EKCEP– Joyce Wilcox

TENCO– Jeremy Faulkner

Northern KY– Jason Ashbrook

Bluegrass – Jennifer Compton

Streamlined Resources

Recruitment &

Job Placement

Pre-

Apprenticeship

& Registered

Apprenticeship

Training

Labor Market

Information

Free Safety &

OSHA Training

Training

Incentives &

Customized

Training

Skill

Assessments

The Kentucky Skills Network

connects companies with

smart workforce solutions:

Through a team of business

service specialists, the

Kentucky Skills Network

partners with new and existing

companies to match employer

needs with available workforce

resources.

Unified Marketing & Performance Measuring

www.kentuckyskillsnetwork.com

Recruitment & Job Placement

Skills AssessmentThe Kentucky Skills Network

strives to ensure the

Commonwealth’s employers

can find the right people with

the right skills.

02Labor Market

InformationOur team provides information about

population, labor force, commuting

patterns, employment and

unemployment rates, occupational

outlooks, industry projections and the

availability of workforce.

01

Kentucky Skills Network partner agencies facilitate

services to help companies find and train employees:

RecruitmentFor any business , the Kentucky

Skills Network provides a variety

of recruitment and job posting

services, all at no charge.

03

Customized Training

Programs

Through partner organizations the Kentucky Skills Network

administers customized training programs for new, expanding and

existing Kentucky companies:

OSHA & Safety

TrainingThe Kentucky Skills Network

strives to ensure the

Commonwealth’s workplace is

a safe and healthy environment

by providing free on-line OSHA

and safety training.

02

Workforce Solutions

KCTCS-TRAINSProviding workforce services to ensure companies have highly skilled, globally competitive employees

01

Training Incentive

Programs

Skills Training

Investment CreditAny business primarily engaged for 3

years in manufacturing; agricultural

processing; telecommunications;

product research and engineering;

health care ; mining; tourism; and

transportation

02

Through partner organizations the Kentucky Skills Network

administers training incentive programs for new, expanding and

existing industry:

Grant-in-Aid Any business primarily engaged

in manufacturing, service and

technology, public or non-profit

hospitals and training consortia.

01

Kentucky takes pride in creating a

WORLD CLASS WORKFORCE for tomorrow’s jobs.

4,139 companies were provided workforce training

services by Kentucky’s workforce partners in 2014

83,692 Kentuckians participated in training services

provided by Kentucky’s workforce partners in 2014

Kentucky’s workforce partners allocated $14,187,132

in Workforce Training Funds in 2014

Workforce Preparation

Work Ready

CommunitiesA certification program that

encourages communities to work

together to demonstrate their

workforce quality.

The Skills InitiativeA partnership between

Kentucky and the German

Embassy focused on

developing dual-track models of

training and education.

02

Through the Kentucky Skills Network, Kentucky offers

opportunities for communities to create a more skilled

workforce:

01

Work Ready certifies a community’s workforce by measuring the following criteria:

High School Graduation

Rates

National Career Readiness

Certificate Completion

Community Commitment

to Workforce Development

Educational Attainment

Soft Skill Development

Internet Availability

Focus:

- Creation and duplication of career pathway,

earn and learn training programs.

- Introduce STEM education and career

pathways at all career entry points

Best Practices:

- Kentucky Manufacturing Career Center

- Kentucky Federation for Advanced

Manufacturing Education (KY FAME)

- University Cooperative Education

The Skills InitiativeAnnounced in March 2014, The Skills Initiative is a unique partnership

between the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the German Embassy

focused on developing training programs to create a workforce

pipeline that will meet the needs of Kentucky’s businesses

www.kyfame.com

What is KY FAME?

Industry Partnership of Manufacturers

Goal: Create a pipeline of skilled workers through

apprenticeship-style training programs.

The Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (KY FAME)

- Primary program used by KY FAME to create a skilled workforce in skilled maintenance.

- Integrated, career pathway associate degree program provided by KCTCS colleges.

- Combines workplace experience with a simulated classroom environment.

- KY FAME members sponsors students, who then participate in AMT

- Attend classes 2 full days per week

- Work at sponsoring company 3 full days per week

KY FAME: Advanced Manufacturing Technician (AMT)

The National Career

Pathway Network

recognized the AMT

program as the Best

Career Pathway Program

in the U.S. in 2013.

- In January 2015, Governor Beshear created at statewide board with company membership

from every workforce investment area in KY as well as representation from KCTCS, the

Kentucky Association of Manufacturers and the Cabinet for Economic Development.

- The goal of the board is to establish a KY FAME chapter in every workforce investment area in

Kentucky by the end of 2015

KY FAME: Statewide Growth

University Cooperative Education

THANK YOUJosh BentonExecutive Director, Workforce DevelopmentKentucky Cabinet for Economic Development(502) [email protected]