This project at Colorado Mountain College (CMC) aligns with national, state and regional priorities by addressing workforce needs in the rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) market, supporting Colorado's ambitious EV adoption targets. Colorado Mountain College (CMC) will launch a three-year project aimed at building the foundations of an EV Maintenance and Charging (EVMC) Program and evaluating its effectiveness. Curricula for this project will be integrated into its Automotive Service Technology framework to offer stackable credentials and accessible training for high school, traditional college, and non-traditional students. Key activities of this project include faculty development, curriculum customization, specialized equipment acquisition, and stakeholder advisory input, ensuring alignment with workforce demands. The EVMC Program will enroll CMC students, the public, and employees of the automotive industry. CMC's internal combustion engine program alone enrolls over 250 students annually. By 2027, the goal is to enroll 30 students per year in this program to enhance workforce access and economic resilience in rural Colorado. Leveraging proven curricula and stakeholder partnerships, the project will serve as a scalable model for nationwide impact while addressing critical gaps in EV education and training. The project aims to establish a comprehensive EVMC Program to address growing workforce demands. This research will evaluate the effectiveness of developed curr