It's that time - C-TEC is hosting our Summer STEM Camp for students in 4th - 6th grade this July. Registration ends June 6th and space is limited. Sign up at bit.ly/stemcampctec
We are hiring!
Chef Jess VanAllen is the executive chef at the Buckeye Lake Winery, and a 2016 Culinary Arts graduate. She came back recently to do a sushi demo with our current students. Pretty awesome.
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The SkillsUSA State Competition was recently held, and we had numerous students who placed at the state level. Congrats to the first-place winners who will be heading to the National Competition this June. Best of luck this summer.
Proud of all!
Natasha Becerra-Esthetics (First Place)
Matthew Cunningham-Automobile Maint & Light Repair (First Place)
Connor Koetz-Cyber Security (Team) (First Place)
Charlie Sager-CNC 3-Axis Milling Programmer (First Place)
Brycn Spray-Cyber Security (Team) (First Place)
Noah Parrish-Automotive Service Technology (Third Place)
Fisher Lingo-Barbering (Third Place)
Jackson Lucas-Carpentry (Third Place)
Graham Taylor-Criminal Justice (Third Place)
Jonas Little-CNC Programmer (Third Place)
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Meet Tyler!
He's in his final weeks of machinist training in our postsecondary center and has already earned three impressive credentials: Haas CNC Operator Mill & Lathe certification, OSHA10 certification, and the adult C-TEC certification for machine trades. Even before completing his courses, Tyler has secured a job as a machinist and is on the path to a successful career. Interested in a machining career?
Contact ncookse@c-tec.com for more information.
A group from the Licking County Foundation recently came to C-TEC for a lunch & tour. We were thrilled to share with them what we do and the importance of career technical education at all grade levels.
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Get to know a Postsecondary Center staff member!
Attention all middle school students and families - join us for Career Exploration camp this June! Registration ends May 30th and space is limited. Sign up at bit.ly/careerexplorectec
Our LPN students have gone beyond the classroom this year through their HOSA Community Awareness project, “Hygiene Hub.” What started as a competition entry has grown into a meaningful mission to support members of our local community.
Throughout the school year, these students organized donation drives—one in the winter and another in the spring—collecting essential hygiene items like shampoo, first aid supplies, and feminine care products. The result? Over 100 hygiene kits assembled and donated, plus full-sized items shared with Newark’s shower outreach services.
Sometimes it’s the “small” things—a clean pair of socks, a toothbrush, a bottle of shampoo—that remind someone they matter. These students recognized that. And we couldn’t be prouder.
This Thursday!
The Postsecondary Cybersecurity program is a great step into a career!
Congrats to Postsecondary Coordinator Roger Elliot on winning the Ohio ACTE Pacesetter Award. Congrats, Roger!
It is the small things that make a difference in the Culinary Arts program. Small details...like icing!!
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Just trying to cool things down in the Welding lab.
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The ladies are getting it done in the Automotive Technologies lab!
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Our Postsecondary Precision Machining Instructor (Noah Cooksey) went to Cleveland to attend the Precision Machine Tool Show. The event attracts nearly 6,000 attendees and features over 280 exhibitors showcasing their latest equipment, products, and services. The atmosphere is electric with excitement about machine trades and the evolving manufacturing industry.
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Returning again this year! Sign up today!
We already shared this story a while ago, but congrats again to Dental Assisting instructor Kris Hall on being named this year’s C-TEC Coughlin You Make a Difference Award Winner. Here is a picture from the awards ceremony.
Some of our favorite visitors to the Veterinary Science program. Always a good time when this trio of doggies shows up.
Check out this Electrical Trades student hard at work! From wiring circuits to mastering the latest tech, these future electricians are lighting the way to bright careers.
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