Tanika Harris, NCC's office manager, has been selected to be one of 14 participants accepted into the upcoming cohort of the Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise (PACE) Executive Coaching Program!

Launched in 2016, the Executive Coaching program was designed with the goal to provide professional development opportunities for African American executives in the Pittsburgh area's non-profit sector. By the program's third cohort in 2018, its reach broadened to next-generation leaders.

Participation in this program is of no cost to the individual or their organization thanks to the funding and efforts from both McAuley Ministries and the BNY Mellon Foundation.

Tanika will be a participant of the program's seventh cohort, where she will receive resources that will assist her in strengthening her leadership and professional growth.

"I am honored to have been accepted into PACE's Executive Coaching Program,” Tanika says, “ I am confident that the next few months will bring me numerous new experiences and challenges that will benefit me both personally and professionally."

Tanika presently manages day-to-day operations along with all areas of NCC's finance and administration. Her managerial skills and creative solutions to business challenge are an essential asset to NCC's functionality, and her fellow staff members are proud and excited to see her become a part of this upcoming program.

Training and Facility Supervisor

NCC is in need of someone who will increase and maintain our capacity and capability to train and upskill individuals for the regional manufacturing industry by assuring well-equipped and maintained training facilities.

Click here to learn more about this position!

M2K Instructors

Are you or someone you know retired and looking to give back to the manufacturing industry?

NCC knows that good retirees make great manufacturing instructors!

Click here to learn about becoming one of our Manufacturing 2000 program instructors and support the next generation of the manufacturing industry!

Special Projects and Outreach Coordinator

NCC is looking for someone willing to provide direct services and project management support to programs such as youth outreach, non-traditional apprenticeship recruitment and industry partnership coordination.

Click here to view the full job description and learn more about supporting manufacturing education!

Contact Neil Ashbaugh by email or at 412-212-0828 today to apply!

NCC's December MANUFACTURING 2000 (M2K) cohort have all earned their second National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) credential. With this credential, they have completed the classroom portion of their training, and have since been working on the machines in the shop floor.

A new cohort for M2K training in Pittsburgh is enrolling now. The next Pittsburgh daytime cohort will begin Monday, February 13. By enrolling in this cohort, you can begin your manufacturing career by the beginning of summer.

Registration for M2K is ongoing at the Eastern Westmoreland CTC site in Latrobe.

View our online application here or contact Sarah Bast or 412-258-6617 to learn more.

Last Chance for AmazonSmile shoppers to select NCC as their favorite charity! 

The bad news: Amazon is winding down its AmazonSmile program, which donates a percentage of eligible purchases to nonprofits.

The good news: You have until Feb. 20 to choose New Century Careers as your preferred charity when you buy your favorite products on Amazon. 

This is a simple way to support the training and development of future machinists throughout southwestern Pennsylvania. Thank you.

Click here to make a vehicle donation

NCC's United Way designee code is 1461264

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