Achieving the Dream has announced the first cohort of colleges in its new Building Resiliency in Rural Communities for the Future of Work initiative, which aims to increase equitable student success by strengthening rural colleges' capacity to prepare students for careers in today's economy.
SKCTC is asking students to create a video explaining their motivation for sticking with college and working toward a better life. Those who submit a video will be eligible for prizes including laptops, gift cards, and Air Pods. All students who submit a video will receive a T-shirt. The only eligibility requirement is to be enrolled as a current KCTCS student.
In a few months, we hope the worst of COVID-19 is behind us. When that happens, the economy will improve, and employers will start hiring again. A big question is: Will they be able to find a trained and skilled workforce to fit the many open jobs they'll have?
Southeast graduate Veda Lucas has met the "gold standard." She not only successfully completed the course requirements for the Certificate in Medical Coding and passed her licensure exam on the first attempt, but she also qualified for and passed the Certified Professional Coder (CPC) examination administered by the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).
Happy New Year and Welcome Back! We have definitely grown to become a stronger, more resilient college having had to navigate the unchartered territory of the pandemic, and I believe we have emerged better than ever.
Southeast, Hazard, and Big Sandy community and technical colleges will jointly honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, Jan. 18 at 10 a.m. with a virtual presentation by Dr. Kathy Bullock.
Officials from Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) announce that after Thanksgiving, the College will offer its course delivery and student services remotely.
The Hall High Alumni Association recently celebrated its twentieth consecutive year awarding scholarships at Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College.
Achieving the Dream has announced the first cohort of colleges in its new Building Resiliency in Rural Communities for the Future of Work initiative, which aims to increase equitable student success by strengthening rural colleges' capacity to prepare students for careers in today's economy.
SKCTC is asking students to create a video explaining their motivation for sticking with college and working toward a better life. Those who submit a video will be eligible for prizes including laptops, gift cards, and Air Pods. All students who submit a video will receive a T-shirt. The only eligibility requirement is to be enrolled as a current KCTCS student.
In a few months, we hope the worst of COVID-19 is behind us. When that happens, the economy will improve, and employers will start hiring again. A big question is: Will they be able to find a trained and skilled workforce to fit the many open jobs they'll have?
Southeast graduate Veda Lucas has met the "gold standard." She not only successfully completed the course requirements for the Certificate in Medical Coding and passed her licensure exam on the first attempt, but she also qualified for and passed the Certified Professional Coder (CPC) examination administered by the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).
Southeast, Hazard, and Big Sandy community and technical colleges will jointly honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, Jan. 18 at 10 a.m. with a virtual presentation by Dr. Kathy Bullock.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College has established a scholarship fund named in honor of the late Beatrice and Jack Cope.
Officials from Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) announce that after Thanksgiving, the College will offer its course delivery and student services remotely.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) has named its Students of the Month for October 2020.
The Hall High Alumni Association recently celebrated its twentieth consecutive year awarding scholarships at Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College.