If the old-school manufacturing industry of our grandfather’s era is Point A and modern manufacturing is Point B, the canyon separating the two used to be fairly daunting. The manufacturing industry has a historic image problem which made it challenging for companies with good job offerings to recruit the next generation of skilled workers.
Manufacturing has changed a great deal in the last fifty years. The process of making things has become cleaner, more precise, more computerized, and more intricate, and requires a workforce with the skills to handle evolving technologies. Greenville Technical College understands the advanced manufacturing curriculum required to equip its students with the twenty-first century skills to succeed in the industry. GTC also knows that a well-trained workforce is an attractive asset to employers, and that better job opportunities create a better economic outlook for everyone.
