by Deanna Burress, Marketing & Communications Coordinator Central Carolina Technical College saw visitors of the younger generation when nearly two dozen rising sixth through eighth graders descended on the Main
by Coastal Carolina University For many transfer students, the path to a four-year degree can feel uncertain, filled with questions about credits, cost, and whether they truly belong at a
Central Carolina Technical College students Chandler Johnson and Brooke Jackson placed first and fourth in their respective welding categories while competing at the 42nd annual South Carolina Technical College (SCTC)
Central Carolina held its 2026 commencement services on Friday, May 8 at the Sumter County Civic Center. Over 300 students participated as family and friends gathered to celebrate their achievements.
SUMTER, SC (01/27/2026) Central Carolina Technical College’s Healthcare Simulation Center has earned accreditation from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, recognizing the center’s commitment to high-quality simulation-based education and excellence
By Zeniya Cooley College has always been a balancing act for students. From clubs to internships, learners have had to juggle multiple responsibilities on top of their classes. However, with 74
by Melissa Foust-McCoy Three Clarendon County high school students were recently honored at a Work-Based Learning Signing Day, marking the start of hands-on welding training through Central Carolina Technical College.
By ZENIYA COOLEY SUMTER, SC (03/17/2025) Central Carolina Technical College’s National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) pass rate for registered nursing exceeded the national pass rate, according to recent data from
by Tom Hyslip Nursing education programs in South Carolina generated some of the highest National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) pass rates in the nation for 2024, leading to a sixth-place
Thanks to an $18,000 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation, CCTC can welcome more students into its machining technology program. The grant was presented to Academic Program Manager for Machining
During this time, you may notice law enforcement presence as part of routine safety coordination. There is no cause for concern.