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Texas AEL IET Programs COVID 19 Trainings Adult Education and Literacy Workforce Trainings The following Trainings were identified by providers who responded to the survey: “IETs during the Pandemic.” This is a draft for review and will be updated with additional information from AEL and Accelerate Texas grantees over the next month. To update your IET information, use this survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IET_Updates. Email questions to [email protected]. Workforce Trainings Providers Accounting/Bookkeeping Austin Community College, College of the Mainland, Del Mar College, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium, Accounting Office Specialist Laredo College Region 5, Lone Star College Automotive Technician (Varied) (Brake Austin Community College, EPISD (San Jacinto) Systems) Bookkeeping Clerk Angelina College, Restore Education Business (Accounting) Houston Community College Cabinetmaking Lee College Child Development Associate Brazosport College, Chinese Community Center, Community Action Inc., Laredo College, Wharton Early Childhood CE Program County Junior College Far West (YISD), Laredo College, Lee College, Region 2, Southwest Texas Junior College, Tarrant AEL, Commercial Driver (CDL) Temple College, Victoria College Alamo Colleges, BISD, EPISD (San Jacinto) Goodwill Central Texas, Restore Education, Region 20, IT Fundamentals +, CompTIA, A+, SAISD, 1 Workforce Trainings Providers Computer Maintenance Tech (Hardware) Far West (EPISD San Jacinto, Socorro ISD)2 Computer Network Support Specialist College of the Mainland, Laredo College, Lee College (Microcomputer Support) Blinn College, Brownsville ISD, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium, Houston Community College, Victoria Construction Trades College Cosmetology Operator & Esthetic Specialty College of the Mainland Certified Credit Counselor Region 5 Customer Service Representative Southwest Texas Junior College, Temple College Far West (Socorro ISD), HGAC AEL (Alliance), Laredo College, Lone Star College, Navarro College AEL, Dental Assisting Texarkana College Drafting/Auto CAD Tech College of the Mainland, Tarrant AEL Drafting 2D/3D Model & Industrial Drafting College of the Mainland Educational Paraprofessional* McLennan Community College, Region 5, Region 20 Electrical (Basic- Entry Level) Brazosport College, Far West (Socorro ISD), Houston Community College, EPISD ISD EMT Emergency Medical Technician Amarillo College College of the Mainland, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium (DCCD and Irving ISD), HGAC AEL (Adult Entrepreneurship Education Center), Navarro College AEL, Region 2, Region 17, Restore Education, Tarrant AEL, Temple College, Weatherford ISD, EKG Technician New Denton AEL, HGAC AEL (The Alliance), Laredo College, Lone Star College, Temple College 2 Workforce Trainings Providers Facilities Maintenance and Management BVCOG (Blinn College) Graphic Design and Web Design College of the Mainland General Office Manager or Business Office WFS Dallas AEL Consortium (DCCCD), Laredo College Support Specialist (BOSS) Health Information Management (Electronic College of the Mainland, Southwest Texas Junior College, Wharton County Junior College Records Management) Hotel / Hospitality Clerk BVCOG (Blinn College), WFS Dallas AEL Consortium, EPISD (San Jacinto) Heavy Equipment Operator Angelina College Horticulture Lee College (w Texas A&M) Austin Community College, Central Texas College, Del Mar College, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium, HVAC Technician Houston Community College, Laredo College, Lee College, Lone Star College, Victoria College Instrumentation Technology Del Mar College Information Technology Austin Community College, Far West (YISD) Logistics (Entry level) Lee College, Restore Education Manufacturing (Bakery Processes) New Denton AEL Market Research Analysis & Specialists College of the Mainland Amarillo College, Angelina College, HGAC AEL (HCDE), Howard College (San Angelo), Laredo College, Medical Assistant (Certified) Literacy Council of Tyler, Navarro College AEL, Region 5, South Texas College, Wharton County Junior College Alamo Colleges, Chinese Community Center, College of the Mainland, New Denton AEL, Victoria Medical Billing and Coding College 3 Workforce Trainings Providers Medical Front Office/ Receptionist Alamo College, Brazosport College, Central Texas College, Del Mar College, Laredo College, Region Medical Admin. Assistant, MO Specialist One, Restore Education, South Texas College Medical Records & Health Info Tech College of the Mainland Manufacturing MSSC Production Technician Angelina College Alamo Colleges, Angelina College, Brazosport College, Brownsville ISD Consortium, Community Action, Inc., Lee College, McLennan Community College Odessa College, Region 2, Region 1, Region 5, Region Microsoft Office Specialist 9, Region 17, Restore Education (Region 20), Goodwill Central Texas, Far West (EPISD San Jacinto Socorro ISD), Victoria College (MOS to be added), Wharton County Junior College Millwright Victoria College Nail Construction New Denton AEL Abilene ISD, Brownsville ISD Consortium, Chinese Community Center, Community Actin Inc., Goodwill Central Texas, HGAC AEL (The Alliance) (HCDE), Howard College (San Angelo), Laredo College, Literacy Nurse Aid (C.N.A.) Council of Tyler, Lone Star College, Navarro College AEL, Panola College, Region 1, Region 9, Region 17, Tarrant AEL, Texarkana College, Weatherford ISD, Victoria College Occupational Health & Safety Technician College of the Mainland Office Manager (Certified) Laredo College, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium Office Assistant/Administration Austin Community College, Brazosport College, Central Texas College, Del Mar College, Odessa Office Technology College, Socorro ISD (Far West) Paralegal Services McLennan Community College, Wharton County Junior College Patient Care Technician WFS Dallas AEL Consortium Central Texas College, College of the Mainland, Laredo College, Lone Star College, Navarro College Pharmacy Tech (AEL) Region 5, Texarkana College, Wharton County Junior College 4 Workforce Trainings Providers Brownsville ISD Consortium, College of the Mainland, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium, Goodwill Central Texas, HGAC AEL (HCDE), Laredo College, Literacy Council of Tyler, Lone Star College, Navarro College Phlebotomy AEL, New Denton AEL, Region 1, Region 5, Region 20, Restore Education, South Texas College, Temple College, Texarkana College, Victoria College, Wharton County Junior College Pipefitting Brazosport College, Lone Star College, Ysleta ISD Private Security Professional Far West (YISD) Process Technology Tech5 Region 5. Wharton County Junior College Program Management Professional Goodwill Central Texas Security and Loss Prevention College of the Mainland Teacher Assistant WFS Dallas AEL Consortium Austin Community College, Central Texas College, WFS Dallas AEL Consortium, EPISD (San Jacinto), Welding Laredo College, Lee College, Lone Star College, Navarro College AEL, Region 5, Region 20, Victoria College Youth Build BISD (CDCB) 5 .
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