Mohave Community College Breaks Ground on Future48 Workforce Accelerator in Kingman

18 Jun 2024


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Mohave Community College (MCC) launched a new era for the college and the region today with a groundbreaking ceremony for the Future48 Workforce Accelerator, the Advanced Manufacturing Training Center (AMTC) in Kingman, Arizona.

The event took place at the future home of the AMTC at the Kingman Airport & Industrial Park. The Arizona Commerce Authority, local government, and AMTC industry partners joined Mohave Community College to celebrate the groundbreaking.

The AMTC, supported in partnership with the Arizona Commerce Authority, will be the first Future48 Workforce Accelerator in Northwest Arizona. The Kingman Accelerator is part of the Future48 Workforce Accelerators, a $30 million investment to establish training centers statewide in partnership with local community colleges. The Workforce Accelerators will provide skills training for jobs in the state’s growing advanced manufacturing industry.

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