Where Workforce Development Meets Real-World Impact

September is Workforce Development Month, and at Front Range Community College it’s a reminder of our deep commitment to the students, businesses and communities we serve.
September is Workforce Development Month, and at Front Range Community College it’s a reminder of our deep commitment to the students, businesses and communities we serve.
FRCC and Colorado Local Technical Assistance Program are hosting the first annual Transportation Workforce Summit to address worker shortages in the industry.
FRCC has partnered with Broadcom, Inc., to offer college classes on site at the company’s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Fort Collins.
FRCC is a new education partner for Amazon’s Career Choice program—giving hourly employees access to the college’s more than 200 degree and certificate options.
Front Range Community College is the first college in Colorado participating in the federal apprenticeship ambassadorship program.
FRCC plans to increase its apprenticeship offerings by expanding into the high-demand information technology, networking and cybersecurity fields.
P-TECH students complete college-level courses in high school. They can earn their diploma + an associate degree in computer info systems from FRCC—at no cost to the student.
Major federal funding will boost FRCC’s optics technology program to help staff Colorado’s high-tech manufacturing industry.