Central Carolina Technical College Dual Enrollment Expands to Industrial Programs
Sumter, SC (04/01/2022) — Central Carolina Technical College was selected as one of five South Carolina technical colleges to receive a $1.6 million grant designed to strengthen existing dual enrollment programs. Current dual enrollment programs focus on students who typically intend to transfer to a four-year university. With Career Technical Education (CTE) dual enrollment, students can explore areas like welding, mechatronics or machine tool with a focus on certificates and career training.
CCTC will provide high school students with hands-on academic, technical and workplace experiences, integrating both high school and college coursework. Students will participate in a range of workplace opportunities that include mentoring, site visits and paid internships - all designed to support students' academic and professional growth.
For more information on CTE Dual Enrollment options, call (803) 778-6667.
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Director for Marketing & Communications, Nicole Ouellette, 803-778-7820, ouellettend@cctech.eduShare this Story
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