Central Carolina Technical College reports that 100 percent of 2017 graduates of the surgical technology program have passed the National Certification for Surgical Technologist (CST) examination on the first try.
Central Carolina Technical College pinned 38 new nurses during a ceremony held Wednesday, August 2 at the Sumter Opera House in downtown Sumter. The pinning ceremony traces its roots back
Central Carolina Technical College’s Health Sciences Division pinned seven massage therapists, sixteen surgical technologists, eighteen medical assistants and four pharmacy technicians during four pinning ceremonies. The Massage Therapy, Surgical Technology
BY BRUCE MILLS BRUCE@THEITEM.COM Central Carolina Technical College’s links with local school districts, including Sumter School District, to offer free tuition to high school graduates have become popular and well
BY BRUCE MILLS BRUCE@THEITEM.COM Having a skilled workforce for now and the future is a challenge for many communities across the country, according to about every business/industrial official or economist
SUMTER, SC — Seven students from Manning High School enrolled in the Early College Program at Central Carolina Technical College graduated with Associate Degrees from CCTC before they completed high
SUMTER, S.C. – Central Carolina Technical College’s Health Sciences Division pinned nine pharmacy technicians and 48 nurses during two pinning ceremonies. The Pharmacy Technician ceremony was held on Wednesday, May
SUMTER, S.C. – Central Carolina Technical College held two commencement ceremonies Friday, May 5 at the Sumter County Civic Center to accommodate nearly 570 graduates. The 10:00 a.m. ceremony was
SUMTER, SC — On Friday, April 21 Central Carolina Technical College hosted their 37th annual Awards Convocation at the Sumter Opera House. CCTC Interim President Terry Booth recognized the significant
Article and photographs written and provided by Communications Coordinator of Sumter County, Joe Perry Today’s students will learn about the jobs of tomorrow. About 400 eighth graders from Sumter and