PTK Kansas-Nebraska Region Convention
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The Highland Community College Technical Center is located in Atchison, 30 minutes south of Highland. Transportation to the Technical Center from the Highland campus is provided each weekday. The Tech Center offers the opportunity to expand your horizons and marketability in the technical field you enjoy, in two years or fewer. The programs offered are top-notch and cutting edge, the instructors are in-tune with the current demands of the marketplace, and the courses are hands-on.
Technical programs include:
HCCTC COVID-19 Safety Guidlines (updated 8/19/2020)
Spring 2021 classes start January 14. The morning schedule is 8:00-11:07 AM and afternoon 11:47 - 2:54 PM. Calendar (1/6/2021)
Do you know where you need to go the first day of class? Find your program below so you get to the right place. If you have questions or need assistance please contact the office.
Tech Center (Main): 1501 W. Riley, Atchison
Building A: Business Technology and Engineering Graphics & Technologies
Building C: Auto Collision, Diesel Technology I
Building D: Auto Technology, Diesel Technology II
Building F: Computer Support Technology, Medical Office Assistant, and Practical Nursing
Construction Trades Building: 2603 Industrial Rd.
Construction Technology, HVAC/Plumbing, and Industrial Welding
Electrical Tech Building: 17349 Country Club Road
Program Recommended Tool List - Auto Collision, Auto Tech, Construction Tech, Diesel, Electrical, HVAC, Medical Office Assistant, Welding
Tuberculosis Screening Questionnaire - all students must complete.
High School FERPA Forms
Check out the Career Placement and Student Employment page!
Diesel II assignments
Open Enrollment for Accelerating Opportunities, AO-K Programs at HCCTC
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Schedule WorkKeys Testing - WorkKeys is required for entrance into all technical programs. Students must meet required levels for graduation.
Information about Free Technical Education for Kansas high school students.
Highland Community College Technical Center is part of a National Initiative called Accelerating Opportunity. The AO-K program provides an opportunity for adults to gain new skills for high demand high wage jobs. With education and credentials beyond high school, students have better options in today’s economy. Students can choose from a variety of certificate programs with the possibility of working towards an associate degree.
Who can benefit?
Students with no high school diploma/GED and students interested in improving basic skills. The program also serves adults with families and people who haven’t been in school in years. AO-K helps students improve basic skills in reading, math, and writing....even if they didn’t finish high school or complete their GED! With a blend of hands-on skills with academic support, students will gain the skills and credentials necessary to start a new career.
HCCTC Career Pathways:
The program is a combination of hands-on learning and academic support. Below is a list of approved AO-K programs offered at HCCTC:
For additional information contact Mary Johanning at 785-442-6205.
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Our cancellations will be listed as “Highland Community College Technical Center." Decisions for evening classes may not be made until after 4 pm.
Amy DuLac, Student Services and Admissions Representative
1501 West Riley Street, Atchison, KS 66002
hcctc@highlandcc.edu
Phone: (785) 442-6180
Fax: (785) 442-6239
On April 9th and 10th, 2021, Highland Community College travelled to Labette Community College... Read More
Business Technology students from Highland Community College Technical Center (HCCTC) participated... Read More