Workforce training programs offer degrees in chemical processing and other skilled trades unique to the chemical industry. Numerous programs are in place to address chemical workforce requirements. 

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New! - Alternative Energy Partnerships at Delta College - The Great Lakes Bay Region is successfully diversifying its economy into the alternative energy sector. To maintain their competitive advantage, regional chemical, solar, and advanced manufacturing companies require employees with current industry skills to meet their production goals and high quality standards.

New! - Saginaw Valley State University newly launched Green Job Training programs were created to inspire, motivate, and educate interested students, builders and contractors on emerging Green Jobs! The program also includes a Solar PV Bootcamp.

Delta College Corporate Services has a 20-year history of providing custom training to Fortune 500 companies, including The Dow Chemical Company, Dow Corning Corp., GM Powertrain, SC Johnson & Son, Duro-Last Roofing, and more. Regardless of the subject area or course content, delivery options are always adaptable to your specific needs and requirements, including in classroom, on site, and online courses.

Great Lakes Bay Michigan Works! allies itself closely with businesses and economic development corporations in the region to discover and fill the specific training needs of local companies.

MITECH Plus is located in the Mid-Michigan Innovation Center. A private, nonprofit corporation serving both business and workers by linking them to the training programs and resources they need.

Saginaw Valley State University offers four-year and graduate study programs and over twenty areas of study in the Science, Engineering, and Technology Program. Visit the campus to see the recently completed LEED-certified building, Independent Testing Laboratory, and other unique facilities.

Saginaw Career Complex has a variety of programs to help high school students develop their skills and knowledge and prepare them for a variety of careers. Career Pathways include Environmental Technologies, Technical and Engineering Systems. While attending high school, students can earn industry certificates and credentials, academic credits from Delta College, Baker College, Ferris State University, Davenport University.