UPDATE: Due to overwhelming response, we are NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for this training. Thank you for your support. However, you can apply for future training's here:
https://forms.gle/7f144QHH4fTYNbqb9
https://forms.gle/7f144QHH4fTYNbqb9
The SKCTC Mountain Training Network will host a 5 week, 40 hour training beginning August 28.
Trainees will receive hands on instruction, college credit, and a stipend for their time.
Space is limited.
Please apply at http://bit.ly/mtncarpentryfall23
Trainees will receive hands on instruction, college credit, and a stipend for their time.
Space is limited.
Please apply at http://bit.ly/mtncarpentryfall23
Training year 2022 Completed!
|
CLICK TO APPLY
|
Join our mailing List!
Would you like to be notified when there is an upcoming training?
Click here!
*******************
We will send you an email/text when a new training is coming up.
Click here!
*******************
We will send you an email/text when a new training is coming up.
About MTN
The Mountain Training Network [formerly Southeast Kentucky Revitalization Project or SEKYRP] is our newest project in a long line of more community development focused work. Over the last three years our work has spanned the gap between cultural work and community building. Projects like It's Good to be Young in the Mountains proved that cultural work can be a model for economic development. IG2BYITM introduced a model of empowering young people to share their skills and knowledge, celebrate their heritage, and seek new opportunities to learn and grow. MTN fits into that last goal.
MTN is a three-year workforce development project funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission. Our project area includes Knox, Bell, Harlan, Letcher, and Perry County in Southeast Kentucky. MTN aims to make our community members more employable, our communities more livable, and our region more desirable to businesses and investors. The project will offer paid training in construction, design, and hospitality.
Check back often for updates and new training opportunities and dates.
MTN is a three-year workforce development project funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission. Our project area includes Knox, Bell, Harlan, Letcher, and Perry County in Southeast Kentucky. MTN aims to make our community members more employable, our communities more livable, and our region more desirable to businesses and investors. The project will offer paid training in construction, design, and hospitality.
Check back often for updates and new training opportunities and dates.
Photo Gallery
Answers to common questions. Don't see your question? Send us an email and we will be happy to answer it.
How can I apply to attend one of the trainings?
You will find links to a google application form in each section or just click on the Apply here button located at the bottom of the training description. Please complete the corresponding application for the sector you are interested in. If you have any questions about the application process, please contact us.
I have an idea for a training i would like to see offered, can i suggest trainings?
Absolutely! Just send us an email or give us a call. We always are interested in ideas for our next training.
i am not sure how to complete the application for my training, can someone help me complete it?
Sure! Call us and give us the details on the problem you are having with the application and we will help you get it completed.
i missed the deadline or did not get accepted to the current training, will there be another one?
Send us an email or give us a call and we can check and see if we have another scheduled. Unfortunately, space for each training is limited. Don't forget to check back here often and follow us on social media for updates.
i am interested in leading a training with MTN, is that an option?
Yes! Just contact us and give us the details, we are always interested in new training ideas.
Follow us on Instagram
#mountaintrainingnetwork
For more information contact us:
Alexia Ault at 606-589-3129 or aault0002@kctcs.edu
Marsha Griffey 606-589-3131 or mgriffey0005@kctcs.edu