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Manufacturing Workforce Initiative

TMCC is proud to partner with Washoe County School District (WCSD) and Tesla to present the Manufacturing Workforce Initiative (MWI). The goal of MWI is to deliver the high-level training needed to begin a career within the Manufacturing Industry. Upon completion of this program, students will receive an industry recognized credential that provides access to higher wages, better benefits, and a better living in Northern Nevada.

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Benefits

  • Free college education while you are in high school
  • Receive an industry recognized credential
  • Guaranteed interview with Tesla
  • Courses will be taught in WCSD high schools
  • Access to college resources like tutoring, counseling, and academic advising

Admission Criteria

  • Must be a Junior or Senior in one of the following high schools:
    • AACT
    • McQueen High School
    • Reed High School
    • Sparks High School
  • Must have a 2.0 GPA or higher

Cost

This project is funded by a STEM Workforce Talent Pipeline Development Grant provided through the Nevada Governor’s Office of Science, Innovation and Technology. This means that it’s FREE for you!

Steps to Enroll

Please refer to the Steps to Enroll for Jump Start Students page. MWI students are only required to complete steps 1-3.

Frequently Asked Questions

Students will have a hold on their account preventing any schedule changes. Students must contact us to request schedule changes (e.g., dropping a class, etc.). Students are responsible for understanding add/drop deadlines, which are firm.

Truckee Meadows Community College is required by federal law, regardless of age, to keep student records confidential.

Without the student’s express permission, TMCC cannot share student records with anyone but the student (or appropriate College employees, high school employees, or MWI instructors).

Should you wish to view your child’s records, they must first complete the third party authorization online through MyTMCC.

Credits earned at TMCC may be used toward a TMCC certificate or associate degree.

TMCC has transfer agreements with the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) to assist students in determining what courses will transfer from TMCC to these schools.

If you are planning to transfer out-of-state, you will want to contact the admissions office of the college or university you are planning to attend to see if the TMCC course you are taking will transfer to that institution.

If you have questions regarding how TMCC classes may be used to meet degree and/or certificate requirements, please contact Academic Advisement.