We train, you hire. It’s that simple.
We believe that the most qualified employees in Alabama’s workforce have studied in our programs. That’s because we know that the world-class training that our students gain comes from more than just a classroom. Our students receive hands-on, Real Life Education through hundreds of partnerships we have with businesses and industries across Alabama.
We offer a full range of services to address the education and training needs of Alabama’s businesses. With more than 130 locations across the state, our colleges are right down the street and ready to work with you to address your needs.
Interested in what the ACCS can do for your company? Connect with a Workforce Coordinator at a college near you.
ACCS Success Video: Alabama Community Colleges offering Mercedes specific training
We are currently accepting applications at two of the four Alabama community colleges offering the Mercedes Technician program. The program is focused on providing students with the fundamental skills associated with Mercedes-Benz vehicle technology. Successful completion of the program leads to many great career opportunities, such as: Vehicle repair technician, Production Team Member, Team Leader, or Group Leader in either one of our assembly production areas. Within these roles, other opportunities exist, such as: Project Team Member with an opportunity for international travel, Continuous improvement Team Member.
Work-Based Learning
ACCS offers company-specific work-based learning opportunities to students across the state. These programs are community college specific and require a close relationship between the company and college. Whether you’re seeking students for an apprenticeship, internship, or co-op, our colleges are ready to work with you.
Customized Training
Community colleges can work with companies to create customized training packages for your required training or re-training needs. Our instructional teams are available during the day, on the weekends, or online. Instruction can be segmented or all-inclusive in one day. Contact your local community college’s Workforce Development official for more information.
The Alabama Technology Network is a part of the Alabama Community College System and the Manufacturing Extension Partnership. ATN’s team of experts helps solve the needs of industries and businesses through innovative, sustainable, cost-effective solutions. We can conduct detailed needs assessments, outline potential solutions based on the results, and then provide technical assistance to help you solve issues that affect productivity.
Bevill State Community College
Al Moore
Dean of Career & Technical Education and Workforce Solutions
205-648-3271 x 5405
al.moore@bscc.edu
Bevill State Community College
Al Moore
Dean of Career & Technical Education and Workforce Solutions
205-648-3271 x 5405
al.moore@bscc.edu
Bishop State Community College
Dave Felton
Dean of Workforce & Economic Development
251-405-7118
dfelton@bishop.edu
Bishop State Community College
Dave Felton
Dean of Workforce & Economic Development
251-405-7118
dfelton@bishop.edu
Calhoun Community College
Houston Blackwood
Calhoun Workforce Solutions Project Manager
256-306-2664
houston.blackwood@calhoun.edu
Central Alabama Community College
Dr. Doug Flor
Dean of Workforce Development
256-215-4311
dflor@cacc.edu
Central Alabama Community College
Dr. Doug Flor
Dean of Workforce Development
256-215-4311
dflor@cacc.edu
Chattahoochee Valley Community College
Dr. Shirley Armstrong
Associate Dean for Workforce & Technical Education
334-291-4964
Shirley.armstrong@cv.edu
Chattahoochee Valley Community College
Dr. Shirley Armstrong
Associate Dean for Workforce & Technical Education
334-291-4964
Shirley.armstrong@cv.edu
Coastal Alabama Community College
Patty Hughston
Interim President/Vice President of Instruction & Workforce Development
251-580-2289
Patty.Hughston@CoastalAlabama.edu
Coastal Alabama Community College
Patty Hughston
Interim President/Vice President of Instruction & Workforce Development
251-580-2289
Patty.Hughston@CoastalAlabama.edu
Drake State Community and Technical College
Tomeka Cross
Director of Grants & Workforce Development
256-551-7264
tomeka.cross@drakestate.edu
Drake State Community and Technical College
Tomeka Cross
Director of Grants & Workforce Development
256-551-7264
tomeka.cross@drakestate.edu
Enterprise State Community College
Ian Campbell
Director of Workforce Development
334-347-2623 x 2229
icampbell@escc.edu
Gadsden State Community College
Tim Green
Dean of Technical Education & Workforce Development
256-549-8601
tgreen@gadsdenstate.edu
Gadsden State Community College
Tim Green
Dean of Technical Education & Workforce Development
256-549-8601
tgreen@gadsdenstate.edu
Ingram State Technical College
(For the Incarcerated)
Fawn Romine
Workforce Development Coordinator
334-514-4016
fawn.romine@istc.edu
Jefferson State Community College
Guin Robinson
Director of Community Outreach
(205) 856-7878
grobinson@jeffersonstate.edu
Jefferson State Community College
Guin Robinson
Director of Community Outreach
(205) 856-7878
grobinson@jeffersonstate.edu
Lawson State Community College
Tommy Hobbs
Assistant Dean of Workforce Development
205-929-3521
thobbs@lawsonstate.edu
Lawson State Community College
Tommy Hobbs
Assistant Dean of Workforce Development
205-929-3521
thobbs@lawsonstate.edu
Northeast Alabama Community College
Dr. Mike Kennamer
Director, Division of Workforce Development
256-638-4418, 256-228-6001 x 2291
kennamerm@nacc.edu
Northeast Alabama Community College
Dr. Mike Kennamer
Director, Division of Workforce Development
256-638-4418, 256-228-6001 x 2291
kennamerm@nacc.edu
Northwest-Shoals Community College
Rose Jones
Associate Dean of Workforce Development
256-331-5313
jonesr@nwscc.edu
Northwest-Shoals Community College
Rose Jones
Associate Dean of Workforce Development
256-331-5313
jonesr@nwscc.edu
Reid State Technical College
Dr. Coretta Boykin
Associate Dean of Institutional Effectiveness
251-578-1313 x137
cboykin@rstc.edu
Reid State Technical College
Dr. Coretta Boykin
Associate Dean of Institutional Effectiveness
251-578-1313 x137
cboykin@rstc.edu
Shelton State Community College
Joye C. Jones, Ph.D.
Dean of Instruction & Workforce Development
205-391-2283
jjones1@sheltonstate.edu
Shelton State Community College
Joye C. Jones, Ph.D.
Dean of Instruction & Workforce Development
205-391-2283
jjones1@sheltonstate.edu
Snead State Community College
Teresa Walker
Director of Workforce Development & Arab Instructional Site
256-840-4211
twalker@snead.edu
Snead State Community College
Teresa Walker
Director of Workforce Development & Arab Instructional Site
256-840-4211
twalker@snead.edu
Southern Union State Community College
Darin Baldwin, Ph.D.
Dean of Technical Education & Workforce Development
334-745-6437 x5380
dbaldwin@suscc.edu
Southern Union State Community College
Darin Baldwin, Ph.D.
Dean of Technical Education & Workforce Development
334-745-6437 x5380
dbaldwin@suscc.edu
Trenholm State Community College
Danny Perry
Interim Dean of Workforce Development
334-420-4277
dperry@trenholmstate.edu
Trenholm State Community College
Danny Perry
Interim Dean of Workforce Development
334-420-4277
dperry@trenholmstate.edu
Wallace Community College – Dothan
Joe Johnson
Director of Workforce Development
334-556-2390
jjohnson@wallace.edu
Wallace Community College – Dothan
Joe Johnson
Director of Workforce Development
334-556-2390
jjohnson@wallace.edu
Wallace State Community College
Jimmy Hodges
Dean of Applied Technologies
256-352-8229
jimmy.hodges@wallacestate.edu
Wallace State Community College
Jimmy Hodges
Dean of Applied Technologies
256-352-8229
jimmy.hodges@wallacestate.edu
Wallace Community College – Selma
Raji Gourdine
Assistant Dean of Instruction
334- 876-9292
raji.gourdine@wccs.edu
Wallace Community College – Selma
Raji Gourdine
Assistant Dean of Instruction
334- 876-9292
raji.gourdine@wccs.edu
Lurleen B. Wallace Community College
Jennifer Hall
Associate Dean of Adult Education, Workforce Development & Continuing Education
334-493-5315
jmh@lbwcc.edu
