Our Programs
Click on any of the links below to learn more about the programs that will be housed at Amplify.
The Hancock County Career Center (HC3) is a state-of-the-art facility preparing high school students for success in high-wage, high-demand careers. Serving Eastern Hancock Schools, Greenfield-Central Community Schools, Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation, and Southern Hancock Community School Corporation, HC3 will offer 12 programs that provide opportunities to earn dual credit and industry-recognized certifications. Each program is designed to build sustainable pathways and equip students with the technical, academic, and employability skills needed for direct entry into the workforce and college and career readiness.
Hancock Health is a full-service healthcare network serving East Central Indiana
The School of Radiologic Technology at Hancock Health trains students to become radiographers: registered technologists in the field of radiology.
Hancock Health offers a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) Training Program to address the growing need for more medical assistants in East Central Indiana.
At Amplify, we provide short-term workforce development training in areas such as leadership, manufacturing, IT, and healthcare, as well as customized programs tailored to the specific goals of participating employers.
Kyla Selbe – HC3
“The Health Sciences program through HC3 has been instrumental in giving me a significant advantage in my career path. Thanks to having the ability to earn my certificates as a CCMA and CNA in high school, I secured direct admittance into the nursing program at the University of Cincinnati, and I am steps ahead of many of my peers.” -Kyla Selbe, Mt. Vernon Graduate and current student at University of Cincinnati
Heather Penn – Adult Learner
After spending a decade living out of the state, Heather Penn (pictured left) returned to Indiana with three children and an uncertain future ahead. Determined to create new opportunities, she enrolled as an adult learner at Ivy Tech Community College. There, Heather earned certifications as a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) and a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), paving the way for a promising career in healthcare.
Maria Downs
Maria Downs is charting new horizons as a student in Indiana Wesleyan University’s Aviation program. Her journey into aviation was not born from a childhood dream but rather from an opportunity that arose at the close of her junior year in high school. Initially, Maria explored various colleges, grappling with the steep costs of higher education and the uncertainty of committing to a career path she lacked passion for. Reflecting on her challenges, Maria shared, “Without the Aviation program, I would most likely be waitressing. Pursuing college without a clear direction wasn’t financially realistic.” Thanks to the Aviation Management program, which has since transitioned to HC3, Maria’s trajectory took a dramatic turn. Today, she stands as a certified pilot, steadily advancing toward completing her degree. – Maria Downs, 2024 Mt. Vernon High School Graduate
