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Century PSC Rebuilds Program Information Request
$0.00 / unit
PSC Rebuilds is a grant-funded program, meaning no out-of-pocket cost, that provides training in HVAC, Plumbing, Masonry, Electrical, Carpentry, and Welding to residents of Escambia, Santa Rosa County, and Century who are 18 years or older with low to moderate household income. Currently Carpentry is the only Option for the Century campus.
To receive the application, please complete the program information request, and our department will reach out to you.
Eligibility Requirements:
Participants must be 18 years or older with low to moderate income. (Tax status [Single, Married, or Dependent] is best way to determine household status)
- Income less than $50,000 for an individual
- Income less than $59,000 for a two-person household
- Income requirements for a large household will be determined upon application review
Campus Program Options:
Carpentry (Century Campus) Fall 2025 (3 Months)
- Late September – Early November
- Exact start and end dates TBD
Program TBD (Century Campus) Spring 2026 (3 Months)
- January 2026 – March 2026
- Exact start and end dates TBD
Registration for Program information:
Please complete the registration to receive the program information and official application for this program.
If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] or give us a call at (850) 484-1048. (Please mention that you are asking about the century program)
About Corporate Professional Development:
We are part of the Department for Workforce and Economic Development at Pensacola State College. It is our mission to take the tremendous job that Pensacola State College does and apply it to the Pensacola Bay area workforce and members of the community. In academic terms, we deliver non-credit classes with a focus on workplace skills, industry certifications, and professional development. In corporate terms, we are an outsource for corporate training, and we’ll deliver training anytime, anywhere. Our non-credit classes do not require our students to submit an enrollment application to Pensacola State College and are open to anyone in the community, however, some funded classes have requirements or prerequisites for students to participate in those classes. Our non-credit classes do not count toward the college credits needed for a degree and will not be reflected on a transcript.