Adult learners complete a Research Project related to their current employment. Wayland's academic program is designed to bridge the gap between work and academic education. The ATC is designed to deliver cooperative technical education programs to support the development of a skilled technical workforce for the Lubbock-South Plains Region. The Office of Continuing Education and Workforce Development is a part of the Division of Continuing Education at South Plains College. Located at the Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center, CEWD provides local employees and workers with customized training programs, computer skills training, professional development short courses and job skills training.
Programs focus on allied health areas, business and industrial technology.
These programs prepare graduates for entry level positions in the areas of allied health, business technology, computer information systems, creative arts, professional services, energy and industrial technology. Inc. The center is designed to deliver customized training through the use of computer technologies and the Internet. A wide variety of training options are available to employers and workers through the center. The Work Keys Service Center provides job and occupational profiling for area employers. The college has available two authorized Work Keys Profilers to assist businesses.