Training Programs

The Business Systems Technology program is designed to develop the skills, knowledge, and attitudes that office professionals need to secure good jobs and succeed in today's computerized offices as well as the more traditional office environments.

Students have the opportunity to work and experience extensive "hands-on" training with modern office equipment and computer software. Each phase of the program has been carefully structured so that every student may reach the maximum skill level regardless of prior office training or experience.
Trainees may select a major area of interest leading to a diploma from those listed below. Within each major area, students also have the opportunity to develop the skills needed for several different certificate levels of training.

Collision Repair Technology

This is course provides the necessary instruction in repairing collision damaged unitized vehicles. With the Chief E-Z liner systems, students learn how to analyze and repair damage back to manufacturer’s specifications. The refinishing course offers students advanced painting techniques including single stage urethane and base coat/clear coat systems. The entire course is designed around 20 months as an average for completion and is offered year round. A majority of the student’s training time is centered around “hands on” shop training projects. Our curriculum is based on ASE guidelines.

Computer Information Systems (CIS)

This program is designed to provide students with first hand knowledge of the software, hardware, and operations of personal computers used in business and industry today. Many aspects of the personal computer, including how it works, how data is processed, and how to apply the functions to solutions on the job are explored in these programs. The programs consist of a combination of job simulated projects which utilize the skills necessary to provide the student with realistic "hands-on" learning experiences. Each trainee is provided with a system to work with in the classroom during their enrollment in the class on campus. The program is designed to be completed in approximately 18 months and with several levels of certificate attainments.

Computer information Systems is available online.

Computer Information Technician (CIT)

The computer industry constantly evolves at an ever-increasing pace. This curriculum guide sets the minimum standards for the CIT program. A student leaving with a certificate or diploma will have mastered all the competencies for that certificate or diploma. Additional materials and units of study can be added to this program, at the local campus level, that is needed and relevant to their service area. The competencies provide flexibility to better serve each school’s service delivery area needs.

Computerized Graphics Design

The Computerized Graphics Design Program combines art with technology to communicate ideas and information in various businesses, industry and the internet. The program introduces the student to the concepts of sketching, basic 2D drawing, typography, page layout, and web page design. Students will be exposed to both theory and job simulated projects which utilize the skills necessary to provide the learner with realistic hands-on learning experience. The program is designed to be com

Drafting & CAD Technology

The Drafting and CAD Technology program provides an introduction to the diverse fields of mechanical drafting and AEC (architectural, engineering, and construction). These individualized, competency-based courses are taught in a lab environment and include real-world projects. Students prepare designs, detail drawings, and working drawings with the use of computer-aided drafting (CAD) software which is the principal tool for the drafter, designer, and engineer in today's technical world. The program assists in preparing students for individual certification by American Design Drafting Association.

Electronics Technology

The Electronics Technology is Accredited by Council on Occupational Education (COE) and a member of the International Electronics Teacher Articulation Committee (IETAC). It builds a foundation for the student in electronic components, hardware, troubleshooting (both hardware and software diagnostics). The program is 2,160 hours with intermediate exit levels to accommodate the student that desires only a portion of the full program. After completing the Core program, two specialties are offered for the student desiring additional training. These specialties are computer hardware with emphasis on A+ preparation and industrial electronics.

Health Information Technology

The Health Information Technology program is designed to develop the skills and knowledge needed to secure jobs in today’s rapidly changing medical field.

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration

The Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC/R) Program is designed to provide instruction in the techniques, skills, and technical information necessary for entry level employment. The program includes training in installation, troubleshoot and repairing both commercial and residential air conditioning and refrigeration units. Students can expect high quality technical training and job skills for area residents, industrial institutions, and also individualized training needs. It provides equal opportunity for every student to develop their technical skills and knowledge at the most expedient rate of time possible. It is a self-paced program that is designed to take approximately 12 months for the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning or Refrigeration and 18 months for both. This program is HVAC Excellence Accredited.

Industrial Electricity

The Industrial Electricity course offered through the Tennessee Technology Center at Crump is designed to prepare the student for employment as an Electrician upon successful completion of the course. Instruction includes training in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical wiring as well as training in electrical controls for machines and electric motors. A large part of the program's training takes place in the field as the students help wire large industries, homes and other buildings. The trainingis divided into four parts with the advanced phase generally being completed in an 15-month period.

Industrial Maintenance

The mission of the Industrial Maintenance Program is to provide the students training in the use of equipment and maintenance/repair procedures of industrial equipment in the ever-changing technological work place. Industrial Maintenance is characterized by variety because each repair job presents a different problem requiring the knowledge to diagnose and repair the equipment. The Industrial Maintenance Program is self-paced and offers individualized instruction. The program also offers a Diploma with no prerequisites and should be completed in 1728 hours. However, certificate awards may be awarded at different levels in the event a student must leave the program before completing all modules or has different knowledge desires and requirements.

Machine Tool Technology

The Machine Tool Technology course prepares students to enter the work place as a trained apprentice. Each stage is designed to build on the previous level and to allow the student to advance at his or her own pace. The program has two certificate achievement levels and two diploma areas.

Practical Nursing

The Practical Nursing Program is designed to prepare the student to take the State Board of Nursing Exam and become a well trained Licensed Practical Nurse. This year long program consists of a combination of classroom, laboratory and clinical experiences which enables the student to be exposed to the wide variety of tasks and responsibilities required of today's Practical Nurse. This class is very demanding of it's students as is required of all State Board of Nursing approved programs. The curriculum includes units of the following:

Technology Foundations

The Technology Foundations Center provides basic skills training in all areas. The program curriculum is set up on computers which allows students to work at their own pace in the areas they need or desire.

Welding Technology

Our Welding Technology Program is designed to provide the student with an opportunity to acquire the technical knowledge and hands-on skills required for employment as a combination welder. We accomplish this task through classroom instruction and practical welding exercises carried out in an industrial shop setting. Welding Processes such as Flux Cored Arc, Gas Metal Arc, Gas Tungsten Arc and Shielded Metal Arc are covered in depth.

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