Madisonville Community College expands applied technology training in Muhlenberg County at the West Kentucky Regional Training Center

Enhanced electrical and power systems programs to launch this fall in Muhlenberg County

(MADISONVILLE, KY) – Madisonville Community College (MCC) announced the expansion of its applied technology training programs this fall at the new West Kentucky Regional Training Center in Muhlenberg County.

The facility, formerly the Muhlenberg South Middle School, will offer training in electrical and power systems to meet the growing workforce demands in the region.

The training center will provide flexible scheduling options with classes available on either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday. Students can enroll in specialized coursework covering essential industry skills, including basic electrical knowledge, power development, electrical power distribution, basic electrical controls, equipment maintenance, and programmable logic controllers.

"This expansion represents MCC's commitment to providing accessible, hands-on training that directly addresses the skilled workforce needs of our region," said President Cindy Kelley. "The West Kentucky Regional Training Center will serve as a hub for developing the next generation of skilled technicians and maintenance professionals."

MCC will also offer electrical construction classes at its Central City site on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, providing students with multiple pathways to gain valuable technical skills. The programs are designed to support the growing demand for skilled technicians in manufacturing, utilities, and construction sectors throughout Western Kentucky.

Registration for fall classes is now open, and classes begin on August 18. For more information about admissions and enrollment, contact the Madisonville Community College Muhlenberg Campus at 270-757-9881.