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Tri-C Manufacturing Technology Center

At 2415 Woodland Avenue beside Metro Campus, the Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC) focuses its spaces on workforce training and manufacturing. Tri-C says the building was formerly known as the Unified Technologies Center and now houses Workforce Innovation programs, the Center for Health Industr

About Tri-C Manufacturing Technology Center

At 2415 Woodland Avenue beside Metro Campus, the Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC) focuses its spaces on workforce training and manufacturing. Tri-C says the building was formerly known as the Unified Technologies Center and now houses Workforce Innovation programs, the Center for Health Industries Solutions and collegewide noncredit registration. The site is part of a technical-training corridor where workshops and short credentials play a central role.

The center links instruction to sectors that need people ready for specific tasks. Its offerings include manufacturing training, health-industry preparation, production credentials and continuing education. Health Industry Solutions programs include nursing assistant, community health worker, medical coding and patient-access specialist training; Tri-C lists durations from three weeks to six months and formats that may be on-site, virtual, online or hybrid, depending on the course.

Registration for these offerings does not always follow the same steps as an academic degree: some courses carry no college credit and may have separate requirements, schedules or payment terms. The Workforce page and program contact can confirm the next start date, placement or entry assessment and whether one credential stacks with another. Calling the center at 216-987-3075 is a direct way to ask where a class meets and what materials are required.

MTC is next to Metro, reached from Woodland Avenue and the surrounding Campus District streets. Tri-C’s parking procedure identifies visitor spaces in Lot 8 and areas near the Woodland entrance; check signs and current rules when you arrive. The official center page provides its address and map, so search the current building name when planning a visit: older announcements may still call it the Unified Technologies Center.

In brief

The former Unified Technologies Center now houses workforce manufacturing programs, the Center for Health Industries Solutions and collegewide noncredit registration.

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