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 less. 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:
Tech Center Visit Day is March 10 from 1-7 pm. Check in at Building B.
IV Therapy for LPNs will be Mar. 23-May 13, 2015. Contact our Nursing Department to enroll!
Practical Nursing application is due April 1st. Contact our nursing department for more information 913-367-6204 or nursing@highlandcc.edu.
Calendar- Morning classes are from 8:00 am -11:07 am and afternoon classes are from 11:47 am - 2:54 pm
Open Enrollment for Accelerating Opportunities, AO-K Programs at HCCTC
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Schedule WorkKeys entrance testing. WorkKeys is required for entrance into all technical programs.
Spring 2015 Allied Health Schedule (updated 1-30-2015)
Information about free Technical Education for Kansas high school students. Page 1. Page 2.
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback is encouraging high school students to take advantage of the Free Tuition* offered through the State’s new Career and Technical Education Act (Senate Bill 155). So, how can high school students take advantage of Senate Bill 155? Below are several options:
High school juniors and seniors can attend Highland Technical Center without paying a penny in tuition and fees! The only cost to the student is entrance testing, supplies, and possibly uniforms and tools. Click here for the list of Technical Center programs . Additional technical program information flyer Page 1. Page 2.
* Subject to change by Kansas Board of Regents
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 Amanda Ramsey at 913-367-6204 ext. 128
TRAC-7 Brings Job Training to You 
The Technical Retraining to Achieve Credentials Program or TRAC-7, is a consortium of seven Kansas community colleges and technical schools which have received a $19.6M Department of Labor grant to meet the needs of a more skilled workforce statewide. TRAC-7 offers hands-on training in high-demand, high-wage careers (Trade Adjustment Assistance Eligible). For additional information please click the Trac-7 logo.
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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
hcctc@highlandcc.edu
Phone: (913) 367-6204
Fax: (913) 367-3107
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