To recruit and grow a globally competitive workforce through education, training, and career services for Georgia’s citizens, employers, and communities.
TCSG Vision
The Technical College System of Georgia will enhance the economic opportunity and prosperity of Georgia’s citizens, employers, and communities.
TCSG Guarantee
If one of TCSG’s graduates educated under a standard program or his/her employer finds that the graduate is deficient in one or more competencies as defined in the standards, the technical college will retrain the employee at no instructional cost to the employee or the employer.
Highlights of 2024:
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMISSIONER
It is my honor to present the 2024 Annual Report for the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). This report showcases a year of growth, innovation, and transformation—a testament to the collaboration among our colleges, students, industry partners, and community leaders.
Reflecting on the past year, one thing is clear: TCSG is leading the way in workforce development, equipping students with in-demand skills, and driving Georgia’s economic prosperity. In 2024, we celebrated remarkable milestones, expanded educational access, boosted student success, and deepened partnerships with businesses that fuel job creation and innovation.
Ø Enrollment Growth and Record Achievement: TCSG welcomed its highest number of students since 2013 and achieved record-breaking graduate and placement rates. Our colleges continue to be gateways to opportunity for individuals and families across Georgia.
Ø GEORGIA MATCH Success: As the nation’s first statewide direct college admissions program, Governor Kemp’s GEORGIA MATCH initiative guarantees thousands of high school seniors access to higher education. Its successful first year underscores Georgia’s commitment to affordable, accessible education.
Ø Expanding Work-Based Learning: We launched new apprenticeship programs in key industries like advanced manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare, addressing workforce gaps while giving students hands-on experience.
Ø Strengthening Transfer Pathways: TCSG expanded articulation agreements with the University System of Georgia, making it easier for students to transfer credits and continue their educational journey toward advanced degrees.
Ø Adult Education Achievements: Innovative programs like Career Plus, Dual Achievement, high school equivalency options, and Integrated Education and Training (IET) helped thousands of adult learners reach their goals. The growth in high school equivalency graduates reflects our commitment to lifelong learning and second chances.
Ø Industry Partnerships: Companies such as Amazon, Kia Georgia, and QCells turned to TCSG for customized training. Our colleges delivered cutting-edge programs that prepare students for high-tech, in-demand jobs.
These accomplishments are just a glimpse of the successes happening across Georgia. TCSG colleges are deeply embedded in their communities, driving meaningful economic and social change. I extend my sincere gratitude to Governor Brian Kemp, the General Assembly, our Board members, college presidents, faculty, staff, and industry partners. Your unwavering support and dedication have been critical to our success.
Looking ahead, TCSG remains committed to making high-quality, affordable education accessible to all Georgians and preparing them for careers that sustain families and communities. Together, we will continue to build a stronger, more prosperous Georgia.
Sincerely,
Gregory C. Dozier
STATE BOARD MEMBERS
1st Congressional District
Mike Long
2nd Congressional District
Carvel Lewis
3rd Congressional District Frank S. “Chunk” Newman
4th Congressional District Fran Millar
5th Congressional District Joseph Hsiao
6th Congressional District Corey Ferguson
7th Congressional District Buzz Law, CFP (Vice Chair)
8th Congressional District Calder B. Clay, III
9th Congressional District
Lee Chapman
10th Congressional District
Robert E. (Eddie) Ausband, Jr.
11th Congressional District
Jay Cunningham
12th Congressional District
Doug Lambert
13th Congressional District
Dr. Artesius Miller (Chair)
14th Congressional District
John Thomas
Member at Large
Ben Bryant
Member at Large
Charlie Fiveash
Member at Large
Randall Fox
Member at Large
Tim Perryman
Member at Large
Howard Clifford (Trey) Sheppard, III
Member at Large
Shirley Smith
Member at Large
Daren C. Wayne
Member at Large
Tim Williams
Member at Large
Lisa Winton
FOUNDATION & BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Gregory C. Dozier Ex-Officio Commissioner Technical College System of Georgia
Gary W. Sanchez Trustee Board President South Georgia Regional Director, External Affairs AT&T
Dan Baker Trustee Board Vice President CEO Duffey Southeast, Inc.
Jason Brady Treasurer Principal OneDigital
Dan Linginfelter Past President Retired Senior Airworthiness Inspector Gulfstream Aerospace
Aleisa Howell Partner Mauldin & Jenkins
Lindsay Bridges Vice President, Communications and Member Services Georgia EMC
Mark Ginn Director of Quality Wencor Group
Jesse Killings Senior Vice President, Customer Operations, Safety and Technical Training Southern Company Gas
Erin Pickens Manager, Human Resources Georgia Power
Marjie Roquemore Agriculture Water Project Manager Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Natalie Tullberg Head of Department, Sr. Manager Team Relations/Public Relations Kia Georgia
Larry Williams President & CEO Technology Association of Georgia (TAG)
Cory Thompson Ex-Officio Executive Director TCSG & TCFA Foundations
ADMINISTRATION
Gregory C. Dozier Commissioner
Mark Peevy Chief of Staff
Josh McKoon
General Counsel
Robbie Vickers
Chief Information Officer
Matt Dollar Deputy Commissioner Economic Development
Local Workforce Development Areas providing funds and support for training of individuals in need of employment or incumbent workers in need of upskilling
45,544
3,438 Correctional Facility GED Mobile Test Takers
17 receiving services in recruiting, hiring, and obtaining training applicants
31
Employers Career Centers offering Employment Services to individuals and employers
8,594,706 Economic Development Training Hours
Total Placement Rate
2,497
Georgians served via WorkSource Georgia
133,761 Economic Development Companies
22 Colleges
88 Campuses
77% 81% Georgia Manufacturers New Companies Outside Metro Atlanta Projects Trainees
30 Companies Received Training Services
ALBANY TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Emmett Griswold
1704 South Slappey Blvd. Albany, Ga. 31701 (229) 430-3500 AlbanyTech.edu
Albany Technical College (ATC) has been a vibrant hub in Southwest Georgia for over 64 years, steadfastly championing technical education. As a key institution within the Technical College System of Georgia, ATC remains dedicated to workforce development and community enrichment.
In 2024, ATC welcomed 4,062 students, marking a 3.2% increase from the previous year. This growth reflects its broad appeal across diverse age groups, supported by flexible learning options, including online, web-enhanced, blended, and evening courses. The college boasts strong licensure pass rates, particularly in Nursing and Emergency Medical Technology, underscoring the high-quality education it provides.
The college remains responsive in addressing local industry demands through the introduction of innovative programs such as Phoebe’s Living and Learning Community poised to address the nursing workforce shortage and align with the region’s evolving economic landscape.
Significant investments in infrastructure, such as the newly renovated Automotive & EV lab and the upcoming Transportation Academy, align with ATC’s mission to tackle current workforce challenges. ATC also plays a pivotal role in adult education and local economic development, evidenced by its robust adult education initiatives and strategic collaborations with businesses for workforce training. The college’s partnerships with 22 universities offer seamless pathways for students pursuing further education.
Looking ahead, ATC is poised to continue its legacy of innovation and excellence with plans for new facilities and program expansions, such as the MedStartX healthcare recruitment vehicle and enhanced support programs. This ongoing commitment positions ATC as a forward-thinking college dedicated to technical education and community growth.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 4,062
Dual Enrollment – 821
Adult Education – 804
Custom Contract Training – 103
Continuing Education – 509
Companies Trained – 29
TOP PROGRAMS
Early College Essentials
Business Healthcare Technology
AAS in Interdisciplinary Studies
Business Management
ATHLETICS
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 27 First Generation – 43.9%
– 170
Albany Technical College serves a seven-county area in south Georgia: Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Dougherty, Lee, Randolph, and Terrell.
1 Campus Location
5,478 Total Served* 99% Total Placement
ATHENS TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Andrea Daniel
800 US-29
Athens, Ga. 30601
(706) 355-5000 AthensTech.edu
Established in 1958, Athens Technical College operates across three campuses situated in Walton, Elbert, and its main campus in Athens. The college is dedicated to offering top-notch educational programs and support services that empower students to achieve more in their educational and career objectives. At ATC, students have access to a diverse range of programs and services designed to equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to enter and progress in the job market.
With over 190 associate degree, diploma, and technical certificate programs to choose from, students have a plethora of educational pathways available to them. Additionally, the college extends its offerings to include Adult Education, GED preparation, customized training, continuing education, and Dual Enrollment programs for local high schools. It is also a partner with five career academies in the area.
ATC welcomes individuals from 95 counties in Georgia, more than a dozen states across the United States, and over ten different countries. Instructors are not only highly qualified with outstanding educational credentials, but also possess substantial real-world experience in their respective fields, ensuring that they remain attuned to the evolving needs of local industries.
Athens Technical College is a leader and often an early adopter among peers. Athens Tech offers educational programs and services via both traditional and distance education approaches, fostering a culture of lifelong learning, supporting workplace success, and contributing to economic development.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 5,566
Dual Enrollment – 1,279
Adult Education – 1,113
Custom Contract Training – 4,336
Continuing Education – 1,237
Companies Trained – 364
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Early College Essentials
Health Care Assistant
Cosmetology
Welding and Joining Technology
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 23
First Generation – 43.6%
Pell Grant – 1,875
HOPE – 1,778
Military–Affiliated – 186
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.2%
Asian – 2.2%
African American – 20.0%
Hispanic or Latino – 16.0%
Pacific Islander – 0.1%
Two or More Races – 3.1%
Athens Technical College serves an 11-county area: Clarke, Elbert, Greene, Hart, Madison, Morgan, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Taliaferro, Walton, and Wilkes.
3 Campus Locations
12,252 Total Served* 99.4% Total Placement
ATLANTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Victoria Seals
1560 Metropolitan Pkwy SW
Atlanta, Ga. 30310
(404) 225-4400
AtlantaTech.edu
With a steadfast commitment to excellence and a rich legacy, Atlanta Technical College (ATC) has been a cornerstone of educational opportunities and workforce development at its current location for almost 60 years. ATC is devoted to preparing students for high-paying, high-impact careers across a spectrum of over 100 fields of study.
ATC’s Center for Workforce Innovation (CWI) is a visionary initiative aimed at enhancing student success, career readiness, and addressing critical workforce needs in Atlanta. This innovative project is the result of a collaborative public-private partnership involving ATC, the City of Atlanta, and the Atlanta Committee for Progress. In 2023, Atlanta Technical College was recognized by the Bellwether Community College Consortium and the National Center for Continuing Education and Training with the Bellwether Award for outstanding work in workforce development. The award highlighted the Center for Workforce Innovation.
In addition to being the only college in Georgia to be awarded the Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grant, ATC has fostered great business and industry relationships. These partnerships have led to the establishment of an Electrical Line Worker program with the support of Georgia Power, the introduction of a Microsoft Data Center on campus, breaking ground on a transportation and logistics center, and upcoming renovations to the Hank Aaron Academic Complex that will house the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Manufacturing and the Center for Film and Media Production.
ATC believes that empowering the community with transformational work and technical education will enhance Atlanta’s attractiveness to both existing and emerging businesses and industries. These efforts will make significant contributions to the economic and social advancement of individuals residing and working in the Atlanta area and its vicinity.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Companies Trained – 45
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Cosmetology
Cybersecurity
Business Management
Early College Essentials
DEMOGRAPHICS
Atlanta Technical College serves a two-county area: Fulton and Clayton.
14,966 Total Served* 100% Total Placement
AUGUSTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Jermaine Whirl
3200 Augusta Tech Dr. Augusta, Ga. 30906 (706) 771-4000 AugustaTech.edu
Augusta Technical College (ATC) is an award-winning institution of higher education. Since 1961, Augusta Technical College has provided academic programs in high-demand areas such as Allied Health Sciences & Nursing, Business, Public & Professional Services, Cyber, Digital and Engineering Technologies, and Industrial Education for Burke, Columbia, Lincoln, McDuffie, and Richmond counties.
Within the last few years, Augusta Tech has undergone a full rebranding, launched a five-year strategic plan, and created six new academic schools, including a School of Health Sciences Campus in Summerville through a partnership with Piedmont Augusta. It became the first higher education institution in Augusta to partner with Amazon, initiated the Augusta Advantage Transfer Program with Augusta University, and founded the Jim Hudson Automotive Innovation Institute.
The college received $45.5 million in state funding for a new advanced manufacturing and engineering technology training center, established a $2.3 million incubator with the Downtown Development Authority of Augusta, received its first million dollar gift, and named its first academic school after T.R. Reddy. Augusta Tech became a U.S. Economic Development Association Tech Hub and collaborated with Augusta National Golf Course and First Tee of Augusta to develop the nation’s first golf education corridor in partnership with the City of Augusta.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 5,940
Dual Enrollment – 737
Adult Education – 1,388
Custom Contract Training – 312
Continuing Education – 6,435
Companies Trained – 31
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Early College Essentials
Cybersecurity
Healthcare Assistant
Residential/Commercial Wiring Apprentice
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average
4 Campus Locations
Augusta Technical College serves a five-county area in east Georgia: Burke, Columbia, Lincoln, McDuffie, and Richmond.
14,075 Total Served* 99.7% Total Placement
CENTRAL GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Ivan H. Allen
80 Cohen Walker Dr. Warner Robins, Ga. 31088 (478) 988-6800 CentralGaTech.edu
Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) operates three campuses and five centers throughout an 11-county service area in middle Georgia. As one of the largest two-year colleges in Georgia, CGTC provides adult education, economic development, and academic programs to serve more than 30,000 individuals annually. CGTC also operates the Georgia Veterans Education Career Transition Resource (VECTR) Center, which provides training and resources to transitioning service members and their families.
CGTC is focused on meeting the needs of the community by offering quality educational services to assure a well-qualified workforce to support a healthy local economy. CGTC is a partner in seven career academies and offers dual enrollment courses to high school students across the service area.
The Office of Global Initiatives directs the development and implementation of new educational and training partnership opportunities beyond the border of the United States. Created in 2013, the program follows TCSG’s lead to expand the educational reach of technical colleges beyond Georgia.
Study abroad trips to England, Ireland, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines are available through the office. In addition to for-credit opportunities, the office also hosts students studying from countries as varied as Scotland, Colombia, China, Libya, Vietnam, and Brazil.
To engage in campus activities, CGTC offers multiple student organization opportunities and participates in intercollegiate athletics as a Division I member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 15,080
Dual Enrollment – 6,028
Adult Education – 2,555
Custom Contract Training – 23,602
Continuing Education – 2,867
Companies Trained – 278
TOP PROGRAMS
A.S. – General Studies
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Practical Nursing
Radiologic Technology
Business Management
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 24 First Generation – 34.8% Pell Grant – 4,364
HOPE – 2,863
Military–Affiliated – 900
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.3% Asian – 1.8%
African American – 50.1% Hispanic or Latino – 7.5%
Pacific Islander – 0.1%
Two or More Races – 4.3% White Non–Hispanic – 35.7%
3 Campus Locations
Central Georgia Technical College serves an 11-county area: Baldwin, Bibb, Crawford, Dooly, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach, Pulaski, Putnam, and Twiggs.
44,104 Total Served* 100% Total Placement
CHATTAHOOCHEE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
INTERIM PRESIDENT
Heather Pence
980 South Cobb Dr. Marietta, Ga. 30060
(770) 528-4545
ChattahoocheeTech.edu
Chattahoochee Technical College prepares students to become highlyskilled professionals who are needed within Georgia’s workforce. The college awards associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates in programs of study linked to the state’s fastest-growing, high-demand career fields, with a particular emphasis on Advanced Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Transportation. Students can graduate in two years or less with a meaningful education that is immediately usable and builds a lasting career.
The college has established strong partnerships with local business and industry leaders, which also enables Chattahoochee Tech to provide topnotch, tailored workforce training and continuing education programs. Additionally, the college offers Adult Education programs that include free GED and HiSET preparation classes. For high school students, Chattahoochee Tech is an excellent option through both the Georgia Dual Enrollment program and the state’s Dual Achievement program.
For over 60 years, Chattahoochee Tech’s growth has been driven by strong enrollment in programs of study designed to meet the evolving needs of the local workforce. Chattahoochee Tech now has nine campus locations serving some of the most dynamic counties in the state. Recent college highlights include the Center for Advanced Manufacturing, the Superior Plumbing VECTR Center, and the Aviation Training Academy. The new Chattahoochee Tech Aviation Training Academy in Paulding County will prepare students for careers in aviation mechanics and maintenance.
Chattahoochee Tech offers an excellent and easily accessible education to students of all ages, preparing them for career success. The college is dedicated to connecting graduates with local employers, addressing workforce needs within the community. Through these efforts, Chattahoochee Tech plays a vital role in helping to build the skilled workforce that drives Georgia’s economic growth and success.
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Early College Essentials
Healthcare Science
Technical Specialist
Business Management
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average
8 Campus Locations
Chattahoochee Technical College is comprised of nine campuses that serve a six-county area in North Georgia: Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Gilmer, Paulding, and Pickens.
COASTAL PINES TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Lonnie Roberts
1701 Carswell Ave.
Waycross, Ga. 31503
(912) 287-6584
CoastalPines.edu
Coastal Pines Technical College serves 13 counties in Southeast Georgia - Appling, Bacon, Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Clinch, Jeff Davis, Glynn, Long, McIntosh, Pierce, Ware, and Wayne - more than any other TCSG college. The college’s service delivery area covers 7,431 square miles, and the combined population of all 13 counties is 334,172 (2020 Census).
Coastal Pines Technical College is a student-centered learning environment with more than 200 dedicated faculty and staff, over 150 academic programs, seven instructional sites, 19 adult education sites and Dual Enrollment opportunities in 16 high schools. The college supports the workforce development needs of its communities and the lifelong learning needs of individuals. Student success drives the mission and culture, an organizational characteristic that ensures its status as the number one provider of technically trained employees in the region. Customized business and industry training, continuing education courses, and adult education opportunities are also provided to impact economic growth and sustain community partnerships.
Coastal Pines Technical College has a tradition of academic excellence and will continue to contribute to the economic and workforce development of Southeast Georgia through the provision of quality programs and services.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 5,823
Dual Enrollment – 3,182
Adult Education – 1,096
Custom Contract Training – 2,855
Continuing Education – 3,118
Companies Trained – 104
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Healthcare Assistant
A.S. in General Studies
Cosmetology
Welding and Joining Technology
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 22
First Generation – 38.9%
Pell Grant – 1,584
HOPE – 1,368
Military–Affiliated – 382
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.4% Asian – 1.0% African American – 22.2% Hispanic or Latino – 10.4%
8 Campus Locations
Coastal Pines Technical College serves a 13-county area: Appling, Bacon, Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Clinch, Glynn, Jeff Davis, Long, McIntosh, Pierce, Ware, and Wayne.
12,892
Total Served* 99.9% Total Placement
COLUMBUS TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT Martha Ann Todd
928 Manchester Expressway Columbus, Ga. 31904
(706) 649-1800 ColumbusTech.edu
Columbus Technical College (CTC) provides quality programs that produce highly skilled graduates, contributing to the economic and workforce development of the Chattahoochee Valley region since 1961. Serving approximately 3,000 students each semester—in more than 200 programs that meet area workforce needs—is key to CTC’s success. The college provides short-term certificate and diploma programs, and offers associate degrees with articulation agreements for students desiring an affordable matriculation to a bachelor’s degree. CTC has strong partnerships with the regional school systems through dual enrollment opportunities and career education for local high school students.
The Economic Development division provides customized business, industry, medical, and governmental training, and testing services supporting thousands of area citizens each year. These training programs strengthen leadership and work skills to improve productivity and safety while providing employers with a fast-track development option to meet their labor force needs. This division also offers online training in highdemand soft skills courses where participants have earned over 4,000 certificates of completion.
Columbus Tech provides free Adult Education, high school equivalency options (G.E.D., HISET, Career Plus), and ESL classes at 14 instructional sites in its service area. These programs positively impact the lives of students and those of their families. Columbus Tech has also implemented a technology loan program and developed online instructional options to increase student access.
As a Military Friendly and Purple Heart College, CTC maintains strong relationships with the post commands and veterans associated with Fort Benning.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 4,736
Dual Enrollment – 688
Adult Education – 881
Custom Contract Training – 1,431
Continuing Education – 4,746
Companies Trained – 125
TOP PROGRAMS
Healthcare Professional
Early College Essentials
Healthcare Assistant
A.S. – General Studies
Nursing
ATHLETICS
Intramural Basketball
Intramural Football
Intramural Softball
Intramural Volleyball
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 27
First Generation – 44.0% Pell Grant – 2,473 HOPE – 1,651
Military–Affiliated – 866
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.3%
– 1.1% African American – 54.1%
or Latino – 9.1% Pacific Islander – 0.3%
Two or More Races – 5.6%
1 Campus Location
Columbus Technical College serves a six-county area: Chattahoochee, Harris, Muscogee, Quitman, Stewart, and Talbot.
11,794 Total Served* 99.7% Total Placement
GEORGIA NORTHWESTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Heidi Popham
One Maurice Culberson Dr. Rome, Ga. 30161
(706) 295-6963
GNTC.edu
Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) has been providing quality technical education and workforce development opportunities since 1962, supporting student success throughout the communities of northwest Georgia. GNTC offers over 200 associate degrees, diplomas, and technical certificates of credit at six campus locations.
Named a Military Friendly College, GNTC serves as a resource to veterans and military-connected students throughout their entire educational process. GNTC was named Georgia’s first National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3) Leadership School. NC3 builds deep industry-educational partnerships and develops, implements, and sustains industry-recognized portable certifications built on national skills standards.
Focusing on maintaining the highest of academic standards and student success, GNTC was granted accreditation for their Dual Enrollment program in both the concurrent enrollment program and CollegeProvided Faculty model by the Accreditation Commission of the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP).
Additional services through the Adult Education program assists students with high school equivalency courses, English as a Second Language courses, Integrated Education and Training programs, and soft skills training. The Office of Economic Development provides business and industry services, which delivers companies customized workforce training solutions. The continuing education program provides services related to workforce, leadership, and professional development opportunities.
The college’s rich history of workforce development demonstrates the impact it has had on the communities it serves and how important training and educational opportunities are to the citizens of northwest Georgia.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Early
Healthcare
Business
Georgia Northwestern Technical College serves a nine-county area: Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Floyd, Gordon, Murray, Polk, Walker, and Whitfield.
6 Campus Locations
13,743 Total Served* 99.4% Total Placement
GEORGIA PIEDMONT
GEORGIA PIEDMONT
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Tavarez Holston
495 North Indian Creek Dr. Clarkston, Ga. 30021 (404) 297-9522 gptc.edu
Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) is the premier provider of a qualified, educated workforce in DeKalb, Newton, and Rockdale counties in the Metro Atlanta area. Georgia Piedmont Tech offers more than 200 academic programs through four divisions— Allied Health, Education & Business, Industrial Technologies & Professional Services, and Public Safety. GPTC awards associate degrees, diplomas, and technical certificates of credit.
The college’s adult education division offers pathways for students to earn a high school diploma, its equivalency, and provides English as a Second Language opportunities. The Economic Development division offers apprenticeship and customized training opportunities for its citizenry.
A new truck driving range in Newton county is open and citizens in the greater Conyers area are enjoying an updated campus setting.
The values of Georgia Piedmont Technical College are learn, serve, and lead. GPTC takes those values to help students find their way FORWARD!
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 4,425
Dual Enrollment – 1,181 Adult Education – 3,345
Continuing Education – 1,566
Companies Trained – 33
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Practical Nursing
Computer Programming
Cybersecurity
Cosmetology
DEMOGRAPHICS Average
Georgia Piedmont Technical College serves a three-county area: DeKalb, Newton, and Rockdale.
3 Campus Locations
10,437 Total Served*
97.9% Total Placement
JANUARY
JAN 3
Gov. Kemp Joins GaDOE, TCSG to Announce Further Incentivization for HighDemand Career Pathways JAN 23 TCSG Implements Foreign Labor Certification Program JAN 31 TCSG Announces 2024 Cohort of the Senior Leadership Academy
APRIL
FEBRUARY
FEB 8 Quick Start Breaks Ground on Hyundai Mobility Training Center of Georgia
MARCH
APR 8 TCSG Appoints Dr. Ryan Foley as President of Savannah Technical College APR 29 Chattahoochee Technical College Opens Aviation Training Academy
MAR 7 Georgia Launches “Career Clear” Campaign to Highlight the Value of Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education MAR 22 TCSG Announced as 2024 CIO 100 Award Winner MAR 28 TCSG Announces 2024 Adult Education Student of the Year and Outstanding Adult Education Teacher of the Year Winners
MAY
MAY 2 TCSG and Augusta University Forge Statewide Transfer Agreement to Strengthen Cybersecurity Workforce; Kia Georgia Demonstrates Commitment to Education with $100,000 Donation to the TCSG Foundation; TCSG Announces 2024 Student of the Year and Instructor of the Year MAY 8 TCSG Announces Funding for New College & Career Academy in Gilmer County
2024
JULY
2024
JUL 3 Georgia Wins 66 Medals at SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference
JUL 11
TCSG Chief Returns from Executive Education in Israel
JUL 12 TCSG Students Win 18 Trophies at Future Business Leaders of America National Leadership Conference
AUGUST
AUG 26 TCSG Achieves for Academic Year Since 2013 AUG 28
$1 Million in Funding
AUG 28 Albany Technical the grand opening Learning Community
Achieves 9.3% Enrollment Growth
2024, Highest Enrollment
28 TCSG Announces Over Funding to Support Apprenticeships
Technical College celebrates opening of Phoebe Putney’s Living & Community
OCTOBER
OCT 25 TCSG Recognizes 23 Alumni as 2024 Alumni of the Year OCT 30 TCSG Celebrates the 2024 Graduates of the Senior Leadership Academy
SEPTEMBER
SEPT 13 Gov. Kemp Announces Georgia Named #1 State to do Business for 11th Year in a Row; Quick Start Named #1 Workforce Training Program in U.S. for 15th Consecutive Year
SEPT 16 Gov. Kemp and TCSG Announce Winners of 2024 Governor’s Workforce Summit Awards SEPT 18 TCSG Partners with Mercer University to Develop Health Career Pathways
DEC 17 Gov. Kemp Announces Unified High Demand Career List to Strengthen Georgia Workforce Development
NOVEMBER
NOV 15 Ogeechee Technical College breaks ground on 40,000 sq. ft. Georgia Industrial Systems and Robotics Training Center in Statesboro NOV 20 TCSG Celebrates Georgia’s Historic Apprenticeship Investment at 2024 Georgia Apprenticeship Summit
PRESIDENT
Dr. D. Glen Cannon
5150 Sugarloaf Parkway Lawrenceville, Ga. 30043
(770) 962-7580
GwinnettTech.edu
Gwinnett Technical College (GTC) serves over 24,000 students annually through various credit programs, adult education, and economic development training. Offering more than 160 program options that can be completed in two years or less, Gwinnett Tech plays a crucial role in developing a qualified and sustainable workforce.
Recognized as one of the top colleges in Georgia for conferring the highest number of associate degrees, Gwinnett Tech awarded over 2,500 associate degrees and certificates in the 2023-2024 academic year. The college continues expanding its health sciences, automotive, nursing, and engineering certificate offerings, providing online and inperson classes to ensure educational excellence.
The college has earned national recognition for its outstanding Veterans’ Services, with Military Times ranking Gwinnett Tech 5th among large community colleges for 2023-2024.
With a 40-year history of delivering exceptional education, Gwinnett Tech serves the citizens and business communities of Gwinnett and North Fulton counties.
Gwinnett Tech has expanded its registered nursing program to the Alpharetta campus, addressing the growing demand for healthcare professionals in the region. Additionally, the college has partnered with Mazda North America to enhance its automotive program, providing students with cutting-edge training and opportunities in the automotive industry.
Gwinnett Technical College continues to be a pillar of education and workforce development, adapting to the needs of its community and fostering partnerships that benefit both students and local businesses.
Lanier Technical College is proud to serve Northeast Georgia by providing world-class academic programs backed by accreditation, superb customized industry training, and exceptional adult education programs. Nestled between the pristine shores of Lake Lanier and the North Georgia mountains, Lanier Tech is the preferred training partner for Banks, Barrow, Dawson, Forsyth, Hall, Jackson, and Lumpkin Counties.
Founded in 1964, Lanier Tech offers more than 100 different credit pathways in 50 different programs of study. Students excel in programs ranging from Allied Health, Business, Computer Sciences, Professional Services, Public Safety, Technical and Industrial, and Interdisciplinary Studies. Lanier Tech is home to Georgia’s premier Motorsports Vehicle Technology and Marine Engine Technology programs.
The Economic Development Division at Lanier Tech continually stands out as one of the best in Georgia. Its Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center offers customized training to companies across the Northeast Georgia region. The college is also home to Georgia’s only Industrial Ammonia Refrigeration Training Program, which provides training to industrial partners in all 50 states and many foreign countries.
Lanier Tech’s Adult Education programs are designed to assist residents of the college’s seven-county service area in earning a high school equivalency credential, increasing their English literacy, and preparing for citizenship testing.
With outstanding instructors and staff, state-of-the-art facilities, and a legacy of leadership, Lanier Technical College is committed to providing students with high-quality educational experiences and services to ensure that its tagline “Great Careers Begin Here” lives on for decades.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 8,484
Dual Enrollment – 2,483 Adult
Custom
Continuing Education – 1,505
Companies Trained – 224
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Business Management
Healthcare Assistant
Cosmetology
Welding and Joining Technology
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average
ETHNICITY
Lanier Technical College serves a seven-county area: Banks, Barrow, Dawson, Forsyth, Hall, Jackson, and Lumpkin.
5 Campus Locations
15,087 Total Served* 100% Total Placement
NORTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
John Wilkinson
1500 Highway 197 North Clarkesville, Ga. 30523
(706) 754-7700
NorthGaTech.edu
North Georgia Technical College is the first technical college established in Georgia and is proud of its community-rich heritage. Keeping in lockstep with the economic development of the area, the college has evolved through the years. The Clarkesville campus was originally the home of the Georgia Ninth District School of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts founded in 1907, changing to Habersham College from 1938 to 1943, progressing to North Georgia Trade and Vocational School in 1944, and arriving at its current fully-credentialed status as North Georgia Technical College in 2000.
Today, North Georgia Tech offers programs to develop skills that can be immediately applied in the workplace as well as many general core courses that can be transferred to four-year colleges and universities across Georgia. The college offers three locations within their eightcounty service area: Blairsville, Currahee (Toccoa), and the main campus in Clarkesville.
North Georgia Tech is one of two Georgia technical colleges that offers students on-campus housing. Here at this hometown college, students become involved in campus life and develop the leadership and soft skills desired by business and industry. Whether entering college directly from high school, returning to college to finish a degree, preparing for a career change, or laying the foundation for advanced degrees, a student will find support from dedicated faculty and staff who are committed to student success. North Georgia Technical College is truly the best place for living and learning in the mountains.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 3,586
Dual Enrollment – 938
Adult Education – 853
Custom Contract Training – 3,743
Continuing Education – 2,214
Companies Trained – 56
TOP PROGRAMS
Early College Essentials
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
A.S. – General Studies
Business Management
Cosmetology
DEMOGRAPHICS
3 Campus Locations
North Georgia Technical College serves an eightcounty area: Fannin, Franklin, Habersham, Rabun, Stephens, Towns, White, and Union.
10,396 Total Served* 99.2% Total Placement
OCONEE FALL LINE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Erica Harden
1189 Deepstep Rd. Sandersville, Ga. 31082
(478) 553-2050
OFTC.edu
Oconee Fall Line Technical College (OFTC) encourages others to Think Differently About College. With a student-centered approach and careerdriven focus, OFTC provides a warm, supportive learning environment. Through quality technical and continuing education, Adult Education, and business and industry services, OFTC plays a vital role in the economic and workforce development of east central Georgia.
With service to thousands of students (both credit and non-credit) annually, OFTC assists and guides students from all walks of life to increase their career readiness and earning power. The college offers many programs of study, from associate degrees to diplomas and certificates, in addition to specialized training through continuing education, contract training, and Adult Education services. In addition, OFTC serves local high school students through the Dual Enrollment program, giving them an opportunity to earn both high school and college credit.
OFTC serves residents of Bleckley, Dodge, Glascock, Hancock, Jefferson, Laurens, Telfair, Warren, Washington, Wheeler, and Wilkinson Counties, and students can attend their choice of two campuses and several extension campuses and instructional centers, all conveniently located throughout our service area.
The college’s short-term, hands-on training is an excellent choice for high-quality yet low-cost career education that meets the needs of local employers.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 2,885
Dual Enrollment – 538
Adult Education – 571
Custom Contract Training – 2,300
Continuing Education – 847
Companies Trained – 189
TOP PROGRAMS
Healthcare Assistant
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Commercial Truck Driving
Associate of Science in Nursing
Associate Degree in Nursing Bridge
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 26
– 1,347 Military–Affiliated – 88
ETHNICITY American Indian – 0.2%
– 0.2%
– 40.3% 5 Campus Locations
Oconee Fall Line Technical College serves an 11-county area: Bleckley, Dodge, Glascock, Hancock, Jefferson, Laurens, Telfair, Warren, Washington, Wheeler, and Wilkinson.
6,603 Total Served* 100% Total Placement
OGEECHEE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Lori S. Durden
1 Joe Kennedy Blvd. Statesboro, Ga. 30458 (912) 681-5500 OgeecheeTech.edu
In its over 30-year history, Ogeechee Technical College has risen to become one of Georgia’s premier technical colleges. Ogeechee Tech provides students with a fast-track to a career by offering over 100 degree, diploma, and certificate programs, and continues to boast an impressive job placement rate. Unique programs to the region such as Funeral Service Education and Conservation Law Enforcement provide options within TCSG. More traditional programs ensure the college meets the everyday workforce needs of the local community, as well as regional and statewide needs.
Through continuing education and economic development, the college provides programs for recertification, self-improvement, and advanced training and education. Traditional on-campus, hybrid, and online classes mean that the college has flexible schedules to assist students in finding just the right fit for them.
Through its robust noncredit industrial systems and robotics programming, the college delivered over 242,000 hours of employee-based training in 2024. Ogeechee Tech is a FANUC Authorized Satellite Training (FAST) site, one of only five in the United States, and the only site in the state of Georgia. FANUC America Corporation is the world leader in industrial robotics. The FANUC Robotics lab brings state-of-the-art robotics training to Southeast Georgia and offers hundreds of manufacturers in the state and beyond the opportunity to send their industrial systems mechanics to campus to receive their initial robotics training and certifications.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 3,182
Dual Enrollment – 624
Adult Education – 423
Custom Contract Training – 2,125
Continuing Education – 1,648
Companies Trained – 18
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Early College Essentials
Funeral Service Education
Business Management
Commercial Truck Driving
DEMOGRAPHICS Average
2 Campus Locations
Ogeechee Technical College serves a three-county area: Bulloch, Evans, and Screven.
7,378 Total Served* 99.0% Total Placement
Ogeechee
SAVANNAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Ryan Foley
5717 White Bluff Rd.
Savannah, Ga. 31405
(912) 443-5700
SavannahTech.edu
Savannah Technical College, a leader in career-ready technical education since 1949, is experiencing significant growth under President Dr. Ryan Foley’s leadership. Serving Coastal Georgia with nearly 150 market-driven programs, including Aviation Technology, Cybersecurity, Health Sciences, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Automation & Robotics, Information Technology, Culinary Arts, and Public Services, Savannah Tech caters to over 13,000 students. The college’s strategic expansion, exemplified by the new Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program with advanced simulation labs and the expanded Culinary Institute in Savannah’s historic district, addresses critical workforce development needs.
Savannah Tech’s commitment to student success is evident in its exceptional outcomes: 99.6% of graduates are employed or continuing their education within one year, with 94.2% working in their field. As a vital economic and community development partner, the college offers diverse pathways, including dual enrollment, veteran support, and continuing education, alongside customized training for industry leaders. Focused on future growth, Savannah Tech invests in online and hybrid learning, new programs, and state-of-the-art facilities, driven by Dr. Foley’s vision and the Board of Directors’ support, to empower individuals and fuel Coastal Georgia’s economic advancement.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Companies
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Healthcare Assistant
Welding and Joining Technology
Cosmetology
Business Management
DEMOGRAPHICS
4 Campus Locations
Savannah Technical College serves a four-county area: Bryan, Chatham, Effingham, and Liberty.
South Georgia Technical College in Americus is the second oldest technical college in Georgia and is one of only two technical colleges in the state with on-campus housing. South Georgia Tech offers students the “Complete College Experience” and is a nationally recognized leader on all levels – academics, student activities, and intercollegiate athletics.
South Georgia Tech has been named the best community college in Georgia for five consecutive years by two different ranking agencies. SGTC offers over 200 associate degree, diploma, and technical certificates of credit as well as top-ranked student activities such as SkillsUSA, Phi Beta Lambda, and the National Technical Honor Society. SGTC also features a nationally recognized Division I National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) basketball program.
Partnerships with well-known companies like Caterpillar, John Deere, Delta, Georgia Power, and others have allowed South Georgia Tech to become nationally-recognized among outstanding business and industry leaders for providing specialized workforce education training programs for their future employees.
South Georgia Technical College has a rich history and a promising future built on outstanding academics, accomplishments, and athletics.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 2,617
Dual Enrollment – 659
Adult Education – 338
Custom Contract Training – 143
Continuing Education – 388
Companies Trained – 10
TOP PROGRAMS
Healthcare Assistant
Commercial Truck Driving
Welding and Joining Technology
Medical Assisting
Early Childhood Care/Education
ATHLETICS
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 24
First Generation – 47.1% Pell Grant – 1,202
HOPE – 1,279
Military–Affiliated – 62
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.4% Asian – 1.1% African American – 52.6% Hispanic or Latino – 6.2% Two or More Races – 3.7% White Non–Hispanic – 35.6%
2 Campus Locations
South Georgia Technical College serves a seven-county area: Crisp, Macon, Marion, Schley, Sumter, Taylor, and Webster.
3,486 Total Served* 100% Total Placement
SOUTHEASTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
3001 East First St.
Vidalia, Ga. 30474
(912) 538-3100 SoutheasternTech.edu PRESIDENT Larry Calhoun
With campuses in Vidalia and Swainsboro, Southeastern Technical College’s (STC) mission is to offer tailored, practical, enriching education to the residents of southeastern Georgia. Southeastern Tech serves the counties of Candler, Emanuel, Jenkins, Johnson, Montgomery, Tattnall, Toombs, and Treutlen by providing an innovative, educational environment for students. STC focuses on building a well-educated, globally competitive workforce for southeastern Georgia. Last year, the college saw an enrollment of over 2,500 students across a range of more than 90 programs, which include associate degrees, diplomas, and technical certificates of credit. These awards certify that STC’s graduates are ready to become immediate contributors in the fields of business, environmental and industrial technologies, health sciences, and human services.
Southeastern Tech also remains committed to non-credit programs. Its Continuing Education and Economic Development divisions continue to offer hundreds of classes, seminars, and customized training opportunities for the community at large.
The Adult Education program at STC provides students with locations in all eight service delivery area counties where they can receive instruction to improve their literacy and mathematical skills and prepare for their High School Equivalency certification examination. Southeastern Tech is the community’s lifeline to a trained workforce and economic growth. It is committed to building stronger communities and a better Georgia.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 2,590
Dual Enrollment – 1,058
Adult Education – 675
Custom Contract Training – 1,493
Continuing Education – 2,109
Companies Trained – 15
TOP PROGRAMS
A.A.S. – Interdisciplinary Studies
Healthcare Management
Healthcare Assistant
Commercial Truck Driving
Cosmetology
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 23
First Generation – 50.4%
Pell Grant – 875
HOPE – 934
Military–Affiliated – 103
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.3%
Asian – 0.5%
African American – 26.3%
Hispanic or Latino – 13.8%
Two or More Races – 2.7%
White Non–Hispanic – 55.9%
2 Campus Locations
Southeastern Technical College serves an eightcounty area: Candler, Emanuel, Jenkins, Johnson, Montgomery, Tattnall, Toombs, and Treutlen.
6,867 Total Served* 98.5% Total Placement
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SOUTHERN CRESCENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Irvin Clark
501 Varsity Rd. Griffin, Ga. 30223
(770) 228-7348
SCTech.edu
Southern Crescent Technical College is a public, accredited, two-year postsecondary institution that serves Butts, Fayette, Henry, Jasper, Lamar, Pike, Spalding, and Upson counties. With a tradition of academic excellence, the college takes immense pride in training students in the latest technology through programs that are specifically and uniquely designed to meet the needs of local business and industry. Operating six locations and offering over 200 programs of study in the areas of allied health, business, computers, film technology, technical/industrial, and professional services, Southern Crescent Technical College prepares today’s students for tomorrow’s workforce.
With certificate, diploma, and associate degree programs, the college offers students the state-of-the-art training needed to make a successful and swift transition into the workforce and help stimulate the economic growth and development of the local community. Additionally, the college extends its offerings to include Adult Education, high school equivalency preparation, customized training, continuing education, and Dual Enrollment programs for local high schools.
Southern Crescent Technical College continues to expand its educational programs and workforce development offerings and facilities to provide students with enhanced opportunities for career and personal success. Through its mission of workforce development, Southern Crescent Technical College takes pride in building strong students, strong careers, and strong communities.
& TRAINING
TOP PROGRAMS
Early
Healthcare
Healthcare
A.S.
5 Campus Locations
Southern Crescent Technical College serves an eight-county area: Butts, Fayette, Henry, Jasper, Lamar, Pike, Spalding, and Upson.
Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) enrolls over 5,000 students across Southwest Georgia, serving Colquitt, Decatur, Early, Grady, Miller, Mitchell, Seminole, Thomas, Tift, Turner, and Worth counties through its technical education programs. The college offers over 150 degree, diploma, and certificate programs on several convenient campuses and online.
The Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree at SRTC is a flagship program, graduating more registered nurses than any other technical college in Georgia. To accommodate demand, the program launches numerous cohorts on multiple campuses every semester. Because of its diverse facility affiliations, SRTC guarantees rich and varied clinical experiences for students. Furthermore, SRTC’s Simulation Coordinator collaborates with high-fidelity patient simulators in state-of-the-art simulation labs on each campus to provide students with hands-on, lifelike learning experiences. Exceptional faculty, generous funding, and clinical partnerships continue to drive the SRTC nursing program’s successes.
SRTC is opening a new industrial technology building in Moultrie in early 2026. The college recently launched state-of-the-art Precision Machining and Manufacturing Engineering programs. Additional key programs include Commercial Truck Driving, a transfer-focused Interdisciplinary Studies degree, and a dynamic Apprenticeship program. SRTC is also the home of a remarkably productive adult basic education program, producing an outsized number of the state’s high school equivalency credentials each year. Additionally, SRTC boasts one of Georgia’s largest dual enrollment programs, offering college courses to students at more than 20 area high schools.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical Education – 6,994
Dual Enrollment – 2,533
Adult Education – 1,547
Custom Contract Training – 7,813
Continuing Education – 1,006
Companies Trained – 92
TOP PROGRAMS
Early College Essentials
Nursing
Practical Nursing
AAS in Interdisciplinary Studies
Cosmetology
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average Age – 24
First Generation – 36.8% Pell Grant – 3,002
HOPE – 2,082
Military–Affiliated – 142
ETHNICITY
American Indian – 0.2%
Asian – 0.7%
African American – 38.3%
Hispanic or Latino – 11.4%
Two or More Races – 1.8%
White Non–Hispanic – 46.8%
7 Campus Locations
Southern Regional Technical College serves an 11-county area: Colquitt, Decatur, Early, Grady, Miller, Mitchell, Seminole, Thomas, Tift, Turner, and Worth.
17,360 Total Served* 99.9% Total Placement
WEST GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
Dr. Julie Post
176 Murphy Campus Blvd.
Waco, Ga. 30182
(770) 537-6000
WestGaTech.edu
With five campuses and three instructional sites across Carroll, Coweta, Douglas, Haralson, Heard, Meriwether, and Troup Counties, West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) is the powerhouse for workforce development and technical education in West Georgia. WGTC provides a variety of educational options, ranging from associate degrees to diplomas and certificates, and dual enrollment opportunities for high school students. Additionally, WGTC offers specialized training through continuing education and corporate training, as well as adult education services.
WGTC is powered by partnerships and has forged significant business and industry relationships for credit and non-credit training. One example is Delta Airlines, through the Economic Development division, to provide customized training including skills assessments and gap training to Delta GSE employees from all over the U.S., who work behind the scenes to help keep Delta’s ground support operations running smoothly. Other industry partners include Kia Georgia, Hyundai Transys, Nestle Purina, Kimberly-Clark, Trident Seafoods, Ed Miniat LLC, Remington Arms, Duracell, and more.
West Georgia Technical College is expanding its facilities to meet the growing demand for skilled workers. A new Industrial Building at the Murphy Campus in Waco will introduce Welding, Commercial Truck Driving, and Electrical Lineworker programs, bringing industrial training to the campus for the first time. Meanwhile, the LaGrange East Campus is undergoing renovations to become the Electrification and Transportation Center, featuring programs in Automotive Technology, EV Technology and Repair, Logistics, Electrical, and EV Manufacturing. The center will also support dealership operations with training in marketing, finance, and parts specialization.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical
Continuing
Companies Trained – 44
TOP PROGRAMS
A.S.
Healthcare Management
Healthcare Professional Cosmetology
Healthcare Assistant
West Georgia Technical College serves a sevencounty area: Carroll, Coweta, Douglas, Haralson, Heard, Meriwether, and Troup.
5 Campus Locations
16,041 Total Served* 99.2% Total Placement
WIREGRASS GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT
DeAnnia Clements
4089 Val Tech Rd.
Valdosta, Ga. 31602
(229) 333-2100
Wiregrass.edu
Serving south Georgia for over 50 years, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College is proud to be part of the 11 counties it serves. Meeting the needs of students and the community through the college’s mission of education and workforce development, residents of Atkinson, Ben Hill, Berrien, Brooks, Coffee, Cook, Echols, Irwin, Lanier, Lowndes, and Wilcox counties can attend classes at one of the four campuses and 14 Adult Education centers conveniently located throughout the service area. At these 14 Adult Education Centers, Wiregrass meets the needs of people in the community by empowering them to continue learning throughout their lives. The emphasis is on improved reading, writing, and math skills, learning to speak English, and preparing to pass High School Equivalency (HiSET® and GED®) tests.
With over 100 programs of study, including credit, noncredit courses, and distance learning options, students can choose a program they love and can build into a successful career. Students who wish to continue their education at a four-year college or university can take advantage of the articulation agreements Wiregrass Georgia Tech has with other colleges and universities in Georgia. In addition to credit programs, Wiregrass Georgia Tech offers continuing education courses for personal development and economic development courses to meet the needs of local business and industry.
ENROLLMENT & TRAINING
Technical
Companies
TOP PROGRAMS
Early College Essentials
Nursing Technician
Cosmetology
Occupational Studies
Advanced Patient Care Assistant
DEMOGRAPHICS
4 Campus Locations
Wiregrass Georgia Technical College serves an 11-county area: Atkinson, Ben Hill, Berrien, Brooks, Coffee, Cook, Echols, Irwin, Lanier, Lowndes, and Wilcox.
Workforce Development .................................................................. $87,304,621 Economic Development ................................................................... $34,453,898 Total Expenditures ..................................................................... $1,105,733,908
