A grand day for breaking ground for @tcatshelbyville's Bedford County Higher Education Center. The $45 million facility will enable the college to more than double its enrollment when it opens in 2024, and there's plenty of room for expansion later.
Attending a TN College of Applied Technology IS GOING TO COLLEGE!
College takes many forms & most TCAT programs can be completed in just 12-20 months.
@TNPromise @TNReconnect@CollegeSystemTN
AEDC, the Tennessee College of Applied Technology and local schools team up to seek out the next generation of interns through the Craft Internship Revitalization. Read more ... https://t.co/WqNxctELmr
Congratulations to James Cochrane, information technology & infrastructure management instructor at @tcatshelbyville, for being named Technical College Faculty Member of the Year at the 2022 #SOARawards!🏆
Read the official press release at https://t.co/V1ou9crWBD.
Congratulations to Alex Floyd, an Information Technology & Infrastructure Management student at @tcatshelbyville, for being named Technical College Student of the Year at the 2022 #SOARawards! 🏆
Read the official press release at https://t.co/V1ou9crWBD.
The top-achieving members of @PHITHETAKAPPA & @NTHS_Official were honored during @CollegeSystemTN's annual Student Honors Luncheon this week. 51 students from TN's community & technical colleges were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments💯. https://t.co/bPg7G1Q8L9
This new TCAT will continue & enhance our mission of #studentsuccess & developing a stronger, more skilled #workforce. We thank the Governor & the legislature for acknowledging the importance TN's community & technical colleges play in advancing the state's economy #TNSOTS#tnleg
Thank you @lauradmonks@tcatshelbyville for introducing Lincoln County High 9th graders to technical careers! We appreciate your time. They were very interested! @LCCTE
Proud to have @lauradmonks from TCAT tour our school today. She was able to see a fine example of THS excellence as Jackson and Nicolais presented their 3D rendering. #CTE
It’s a big day for southern middle Tennessee as @tcatshelbyville opens their Franklin County Campus. With programs such as practical nursing, welding technology, industrial maintenance, and machine tool technology, this campus will be an economic powerhouse for the region.
Thanks to a $192,397 grant secured through a collaborative effort among the Fayetteville City Schools, Lincoln County Schools and TCAT-Shelbyville, Industrial Maintenance Automation courses will be offered to local high school students here in Fayetteville beginning this fall.