Kentucky Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (KAMP) $200,000 Grant Award Level

Executive Summary Competency-based education Replicable, scalable, and sustainable Advanced Manufacturing curriculum Uses high-end lecture capture technology Professional Videographer and Editor Ensures high-quality and ADA compliance Supplementary materials available in Blackboard.

KAMP: https://youtu.be/uCAeZpdEBM0 ECTC worked with over 200 local companies within our region to develop the program Company-designed internships and On the Job learning and earning Two courses, initially offered in a 12-week format Courses now offered during 16-week, 12-week, and both bi-terms

To Date… Low enrollment Thirteen new courses to be offered in the second bi-term. Potential of 195 new student enrollments. New industry partners being cultivated on an ongoing basis.

Looking Forward… The entire Industrial Maintenance degree can be earned through the KAMP model. To be used to make a more robust Credit-for-Prior-Learning Program Will allow us to better engage the working adult.

4. Expand KAMP model to other disciplines. 5. Use KAMP in Workforce Solutions offerings. 6. Combining KAMP with other apprenticeship and internship opportunities 7. Develop additional opportunities to complete labs at work sites.

Sustainable and replicable Course Charging Model Additional enrollment through CfPL and Apprenticeship Program Matriculation Course Content is Free and Available Industrial Maintenance Learn on Demand