The Broadview Heights Chamber of Commerce is an independent, non-profit organization of 200+ members. Our membership includes people in business, professions, government, education and the military who have voluntarily joined together to make Broadview Heights a better place to live and to conduct business. The Chamber of Commerce supports the economic, commercial, industrial, civic, educational and cultural interests of the community. Membership is open to any person, business or association that has an interest in the Chamber's mission and objectives.
WCCC provides solid academic, occupational and employability preparation for all students. Business Advisory Committees are valued partners in all programs. Career-technical skills are based on industry standards and certifications. Technology connects students with business and industry and research sources all over the world. Twenty-one articulation agreements in 11 high school programs are currently in place with more in negotiation for next school year. High school students have the opportunity to earn up to 30 college credits in some programs. Students leave many programs already certified in their fields. A variety of school and work-based learning experiences maximize learning for students, including Tech Prep, apprenticeships, mentorships, co-op programs and internships. What opportunities are provided for adult learners? WCCC provides full-time and part-time programs for individuals and customized training for business and industry. Companies can utilize customized employment testing services including pre-employment, promotional and pre-training testing, skills assessments, WorkKeys and Myers/Briggs testing, DiSC behavioral testing and KeyTrain skills upgrade. WCCC trains the firefighters and emergency medical technicians in the county. Training in health careers and industrial careers provides workers in needed areas. As a member of local chambers of commerce, WCCC partners with business and industry to provide vital workforce development for the county. As partners with local colleges and universities, WCCC provides a link to higher education for all its students. WCCC is a recognized leader in workforce development for the local economy. Where is WCCC located? Warren County Career Center is located conveniently near the center of the county in Lebanon, the county seat, at 3525 N. St. Rt. 48. A South Campus is located in Kings Mills, at 1797 King Ave. The main campus lies between two major interstates, I-75 and I-71 and is easily accessible to both.
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