The AgTEC Workforce Initiative recently made headlines with a feature on ABC30, highlighting the innovative Ag Systems Certificate program at West Hills Community College District (WHCCD). This program, part of the F3 Initiative, is designed to meet the needs of Central Valley ag workers by offering flexible, free courses in English and Spanish. Students can learn new skills in areas such as digital literacy, farm equipment operation, and sustainable farming practices—all tailored to fit their busy schedules.
AgTEC student David Millan said he feels confident about this certificate program and is looking forward to continuing his education.
"Honestly, this program flipped the script on how I saw school. It was a complete life-changer for me. I'm excited to go back," Millan said in the news segment.
With its competency-based education model, the program allows students to progress at their own pace, ensuring they master real-world skills applicable to today’s workforce. The spotlight on AgTEC underscores its growing impact on the Central Valley, empowering ag workers to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven industry.
Read the full article and watch the video news segment at: ABC30.com
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