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Piedmont Community College Brings Big Return on Investment for Person and Caswell County's Regional Economy | News - Vimarsana News

Piedmont Community College Brings Big Return on Investment for Person and Caswell County's Regional Economy | News

Piedmont Community College Brings Big Return on Investment for Person and Caswell County’s Regional Economy

NC community colleges bring big Return on Investment for state's economy and taxpayers | Community - Vimarsana News

NC community colleges bring big Return on Investment for state's economy and taxpayers | Community

RALEIGH — A new, in-depth economic impact analysis found North Carolina’s 58 community colleges have a $19 billion annual impact on the state’s economy - supporting more than 320,000 jobs

Workforce credential list aims to better connect job-seekers, employers - Vimarsana News

Workforce credential list aims to better connect job-seekers, employers

Workforce credential list aims to better connect job-seekers, employers

NC's secret for attracting new jobs? Community colleges - Vimarsana News

NC's secret for attracting new jobs? Community colleges

A well-trained workforce is part of the reason North Carolina is landing big economic developments, like Toyota, Eli Lilly and Boom Supersonic.

Enrollment Increases at North Carolina Community Colleges - Vimarsana News

Enrollment Increases at North Carolina Community Colleges

More than half of North Carolina community colleges experienced enrollment increases in fall 2021, the North Carolina State Board of Community Colleges reported at a meeting Monday. Over all, enrollment across the community college system rose 2 percent this past fall, with 33 out of 58 colleges reporting increases. While enrollment in traditional academic programs fell by 3