Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia

Tennessee Technology Center At Columbia is a public post-secondary institution of higher education that offers training in occupational and technical skills. We are committed to providing quality, affordable educational opportunities for people who want to succeed in the workplace and community through hands-on learning. The Tennessee Tech Center at Columbia’s commitment is reflected in its mission statement: “To provide quality, affordable educational opportunities for people who want to succeed in the workplace and community through hands-on learning.”

The Tennessee Tech Center at Columbia provides occupational and technical courses that prepare students with the necessary knowledge and skills needed for today's workforce. Students may earn certificates or degrees from our full range of programs including areas such as Criminal Justice, Veterinary Technician,

The Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia is a two-year program that offers quality education and industry-specific training for high school students to be ready for the workplace. Students will gain skills in welding, machining, robotics, computer programming, industrial electronics and manufacturing automation while receiving guidance from instructors with real world experience. The Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia provides an opportunity like no other in our region.

The Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia is a two-year program that provides students with the skills they need to enter the workforce, and also offers opportunities for transfer into four-year programs. We offer Associate of Applied Science degrees in: 

Automotive Systems Technology, 

Computer Information Systems, 

Criminal Justice Technology, 

Health Care Administration, and Mechanical Engineering Technology. Students can also earn an associate degree from one of our partner institutions by transferring credits earned through TCTC courses.

The Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia is a two-year program that provides students with the skills they need to enter the workforce, and also offers opportunities for transfer into four-year programs. We offer Associate of Applied Science degrees in: 

Automotive Systems Technology, 

Computer Information Systems, 

Criminal Justice Technology, 

Health Care Administration, and Mechanical Engineering Technology. Students can also earn an associate degree from one of our partner institutions by transferring credits earned through TCTC courses.

Tennessee Technology Center At Columbia is a no-cost, state-of-the art technical training facility with an emphasis on the development of computer and technology skills. The Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia opened in July 2012 as a joint venture between Middle Tennessee State University and Columbia State Community College.

The Tennessee Technology Center at Columbia is a public, nonprofit organization that provides workforce development and training services. Located in the heart of West Tennessee, this center serves more than 500 people annually from all walks of life. Our main focus is to help people improve their economic well-being by providing them with education to equip them for sustainable careers

Location: United States, Tennessee