- Scout Motors opened a 32,500-square-foot training center in Blythewood
- The $25 million facility was developed in partnership with
- The automaker plans to create more than 4,000 jobs in South Carolina
- Production of Scout Traveler SUVs and Terra trucks is targeted for 2027
Scout Motors marked a big milestone both for the company and for Midlands workforce development on April 20 with the opening of its new training center on the site of the Scout Motors Production Center in Blythewood.
The new 32,500-square-foot, $25 million training center is a collaboration with readySC, the workforce development division of the South Carolina Technical College System.
Designed to prepare workers for advanced manufacturing careers, the new training center will serve as the primary hub for onboarding, upskilling and continuous workforce development as Scout Motors ramps toward production, estimated to begin by the end of 2027…