Workforce News

Governor and ACA commit millions to support the semiconductor workforce initiative housed at GateWay Community College.

Dr. Janet Yellen, the U.S. Secretary of Treasury, visited MCC to highlight the importance of investing in workforce development programs that support Arizona’s workforce and economic growth.

One of the fastest-growing industries in Arizona is the semiconductor industry. Microchips produced at Arizona semiconductor manufacturing companies are used for various devices, including cars, computers, smartphones, smart TVs, home appliances, and more.

Learn how MCCCD can help fill the gaping holes and skills shortage in the workforce left by the Great Resignation.

Working in the construction industry provides a chance for you to build things that matter to the people in your community. Whether it’s a road, a home, or a school, it’s an amazing feeling to use both your mind and your hands to conquer projects that improve life in your neighborhood.

In collaboration with Wells Fargo Bank, entrepreneurial students are emerging as a force multiplier, increasing small business stability and capacity for growth that contributes to Arizona’s economic recovery from a devastating global pandemic.

Dr. Steven R. Gonzales, Interim Chancellor of MCCCD, MCCCD Governing Board President Marie Sullivan, and Mesa Community College Executive Director of AzAMI Workforce Leah Palmer, joined First Lady of the United States Dr. Jill Biden and Intel Leaders at their semiconductor manufacturing plant in Chandler.

MCCCD's cybersecurity program allows students to explore the art of protecting networks and devices.

MCCCD is helping advance robotics to have a common place in the workforce with Cobots, or collaborative robots designed to work alongside humans as mobile machines.

Governor Ducey released his 2023 budget proposal, outlining an investment in community colleges.

MCCCD's Collision Repair Technician Program allows students to explore auto body mechanics while also feeding their creativity.

MCCCD was pleased to welcome Senator Mark Kelly to Chandler-Gilbert Community College to join District and College leadership for a tour of its aviation program facilities.