LTC to Host Public Safety & Healthcare Career Event March 19

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

3/14/2019

CLEVELAND, WI —

Lakeshore Technical College is hosting a free public safety and healthcare career exploration event for adults on Tuesday, March 19 from 5-8 pm at its Cleveland campus.

EXPLORE Careers in Public Safety & Healthcare will give men and women interested in changing careers the chance to learn about high-paying advanced public safety and healthcare careers through hands-on, close-up activities. Activities will feature crime scene investigation, vehicle extraction, emergency trauma care, and more.

Traditionally, public safety careers are held by males, while many healthcare careers are held by females. This event provides an opportunity for both sexes to explore career fields they may not have previously considered.

Details and registration information can be found at gotoltc.edu/Explore.

About Lakeshore Technical College

Each year more than 10,000 people enroll in courses at Lakeshore Technical College. They rely on LTC for job preparation, to earn a degree, upgrade a specialized skill, train as an apprentice, or seek a high school equivalency. LTC faculty and staff meet students where they are in life and help them get one step closer to achieving their goals.

LTC is a nationally recognized technical college. The college was ranked the #2 two-year college in the nation for adult learners by Washington Monthly, the #17 trade school in the nation by Forbes, #11 in the nation for two-year college educational outcomes by WalletHub.com, a top-150 two-year college for the fifth consecutive time by the Aspen Institute, and a top 10 Bellwether Award finalist.

Approximately 800 students graduate from LTC each year, and LTC’s associate degree graduates earn a median salary of $47,800* per year. In addition to the Cleveland campus, LTC serves students in Manitowoc and Sheboygan, and offers classes at additional sites throughout the district. Visit LTC at gotoltc.edu.

*Source: 2019 LTC Graduate Outcomes report, 795 graduates contacted to complete the survey; 508 graduates or 64% completed the survey.