MCC Institute for Workforce Innovation

Are you ready to join the world's oldest profession? Missouri Governor Mike Parsons signed the Betta Have My Money Act into law and IWI's workforce development team rapidly created a curriculum to skill up the future courtesans, escorts, and lot lizards in the Show Me State.

Think you've got what it takes to make the most of your money maker, but don't have the funds? Apply for the David Buie Scholarship and if you qualify, Big Daddy will pick up your tuition, books and stilettos. Interested in monetizing your sensuality? Enroll today at mcckc.edu/iwi or call 816.604.1000. today!

Renowned thespian, Oscar nominee, and 12-time AVN best actor, John Curtis Holmes might be the Institute's most-renowned alumnus. Born on a rural hog farm in Higginsville, MO, Holmes is a shining example of what one can do with a certificate in fine arts (CFA) and a dream. Theater and film critics across the world first noticed Holmes when he re-defined Shakespeare with his portrayal of Henry VI at the age of 12! The New York Times described his portrayal of the valiant monarch as "raw, uncut, and turgid, but not yet old enough to understand the unwritten sensuality of the role". This good, but not great critique inspired the young man to seek training from IWI instructor Sir John Giulgud who taught the man to thrust himself into his roles and lay himself bare to his audience.

You, too, can confidently pursue a long and deep career in Chatsworth, Time's Square, or Amsterdam's storied Red Light District with a C.F.A. from IWI. Interested, enroll today at mcckc.edu or call 816-604-1000.

MCC Institute for Workforce Innovation is proud to announce an exciting partnership with Everest College. Together, we are expanding opportunities and course offerings for non-credit certifications that will help you get the in-demand job you want quickly, but on a schedule that supports your busy life.

Interested? Visit mcckc.edu/iwi , and enroll today!

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You may remember the American icon Elvis Presley as a triple threat who danced, sang, and acted his way to the top of the entertainment world. But did you know he was one of the first people to earn a certificate in drug enforcement from Metropolitan Community College? Here's a photo from the archives of the King with former president Richard Nixon (a former IWI ethics guest lecturer) congratulating Elvis for his well-deserved certificate while also making him one of our country's first Drug Enforcement agents.

Are you interested in being a federal agent? Learn more about this and thousands of other award careers you could pursue with a non-credit certificate from Jackson County's most respected community colleges by visiting www.mcckc.edu or call 816-604-1000.