California Corporate College Customers
Serving California & global corporations, governmental agencies, associations and non-profits
California Businesses
California Corporate College serves California businesses, governmental agencies, associations, and organizations with a service delivery need that is larger than a single college district’s service area.
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We also welcome you to download Case Studies of the work we have done with Pacific Gas & Electric and Kaiser Permanente.
The CA CC is also able to serve those California-HQ’d businesses, governmental agencies, associations, and organizations that have service delivery needs that reach beyond California’s borders nationally and internationally.
Partial list of California Businesses recently served:
Abbott Labs
California Conservation Corps
Construction Specifications Institute
Pacific Gas & Electric
Sam's Club
California Community Colleges
CA CC serves California Community Colleges corporate training programs through referrals to appropriate resources for technical assistance and capacity building to better enable them to respond to employer needs.
Partial list of participating California Community College Districts:
Butte-Glenn Community College District
Cabrillo Community College District
Grossmont-Cuyamuca Community College District
Los Angeles Community College District
Los Rios Community College District
Mt. San Jacinto Community College District
North Orange Community College District
Pasadena Area Community College District
Santa Clarita Community College District
Shasta-Tehama Community College District
South Orange Community College District
Ventura County Community College District
West Valley-Mission Community College District
PG&E is aggressively transitioning to a low-carbon fleet of hybrid and electric vehicles and is the first utility in the nation to own an all-electric bucket truck. In collaboration with partners like theCalifornia Corporate College, our PowerPathway Clean Tech Vehicles Training Network enlisted seven community colleges whose faculty we trained on manufacturer’s proprietary technology. Not only are these colleges able to teach this new skill set in their communities, they also play a role in upskilling PG&E employees to maintain our clean fleet. This program has become one of great interest to the California Energy Commission as a model of delivery.
Van Ton-Quinlivan
Workforce Director
Pacific Gas & Electric
