According to a 2015 report by JPMorgan Chase, health care is the leading industry for associate degree and certificate careers in Dallas-Fort Worth.
A new partnership between TCC and Oncor Electric will provide a new generation of workers for the energy giant.
Healthcare offers numerous ways to serve patients, both frontline and behind-the-scenes, that many people don’t consider.
Forty-two programs at TCC enable students to achieve necessary credentials within a year or less, putting them on the fast track to rewarding careers.
TCC’s career pathway in cybersecurity is the initial target focus of a one-year, $250,000 grant from JPMorgan Chase Foundation.
TCC’s Aerospace Manufacturing Training Program creates a pipeline of workers with the basic qualifications and skills needed to enter the aerospace manufacturing industry.
Through its Logistics & Supply Chain Management program, TCC is preparing students for the evolving supply chain field.
TCC’s Professional Pilot Program has more than 290 students pursuing a degree or certificate, with about half receiving some type of veteran benefit.
As the number of jobs in the health sciences, hospitality, police, fire and rescue and others continue to grow, so will the need for highly skilled workers.
With targeted cyberattacks on the rise, those with highly skilled technical knowledge are attractive to recruiters and employers.
Public safety programs like Fire Protection, Law Enforcement and Emergency Medical Service prepares students for life-and-death situations.
In the spring of 2018, close to 1,300 students signed up for nearly 5,000 senior education classes at TCC.
Everyday heroes come in many forms. A number of them get their start at Tarrant County College.
Students at the TCC South/Fort Worth ISD Collegiate High School now augment earning an associate degree with marketable skills in two top industries.
New TCC programs coming on board include Human Resources Management and Nondestructive Testing, Inspection and Evaluation.
TCC's Health Sciences Department fills the need by preparing students for success, providing a professional workforce and meeting the community’s needs.
Fake news. Social media. Technology. Digital influencers. The 24-hour news cycle. These trends have left an indelible mark on the news media landscape.
Companies are looking to hire skilled cybersecurity talent. However, employers are running into a lack of available, trained professionals for hire.
More than 1,000 students later, TCC’s program continues to grow.
TCC’s Community Education and Engagement takes a fresh look at courses offered and where.
Preparing for the "new normal."
TCC celebrates 10 years of helping immigrants assimilate through language.
New TCC program casts a lifeline to aging, but vital, industry.
TCC's professional pilot programs help student realize a 20-year dream.
Students seek to make a difference through TCC's Teacher Education program.
TCC offers Business degrees and certificates at significant value.
Connecting nutrition to brain health.
Lifelong learners in Senior Ed navigate online learning.
