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Savannah Technical College
competition hosted by the ACF in 2006. Savannah Tech's commitment to the automotive industry is evident in the opening of a 15,431-square-foot automotive technology center in 2004. That same year the school responded to the growing demand for skilled employees in Savannah's hosp...
Central Georgia Technical College
a traditional diploma; or a technical certificate of credit, a short-term targeted program that prepares students for specific jobs. Central Georgia Tech's response to local and national industry needs is partly responsible for the popularity and success of its degree, diploma, and technica...
North Georgia Technical College
mechanics and maintenance technology. The college is part of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). History As early as 1943, the Georgia state director of vocational education, M. D. Mobley, lobbied for a system of area trade schools. This led to the opening of the state's first vocati...
Columbus Technical College
economic development services. In anticipation of the 2009 opening of a Kia automotive plant in West Point (in Harris and Troup counties), Columbus Tech, together with West Central Technical College in Carrollton and West Georgia Tech, began an automotive assembly technician certificat...
Chattahoochee Technical College
developed a focus on postsecondary education in the fields of technology, business, automotive programs, and human services. The college also initiated project-based learning programs, which allow hands-on collaboration among students in different programs as preparation for joining the workf...
Atlanta Technical College
area industry is its 2002 partnership with automaker BMW. In an effort to support minority students from low-income metropolitan areas and to fill open positions for BMW dealership service technicians, BMW created MetroSTEP, an advanced auto-training program. The auto company tested the progr...
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