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C-TEC of Licking County is looking to hire an Electrical Trades Instructor at Johnstown High School.
Candidate should have the following:
• Ability to plan and develop an instructional program in the electrical content area.
• Knowledge of NCCER curriculum, motor controls, machine control systems, and PLCs
• Knowledge of National Electrical Code guidelines
• Strong communication skills and the ability to both manage students and inspire students to learn, innovate and create are essential.

Some photos from the first two days at SkillsUSA Nationals in Atlanta. Proud of our competitors and the experience they were able to have.

Proud to have inducted the following students from Lakewood into our chapter of the National Technical Honor Society this past year: Michael Molter, Reece Wellman, and Addison Wise.

The Veterinary Science seniors had a great opportunity to visit the OSU Large & Small Animal Hospital this spring! #SkillsMatter

Happy Birthday, to the United States of America!

Proud to have inducted the following students from Licking Heights into our chapter of the National Technical Honor Society this past year: Dikshya Bhandari, Pramesha Bhattarai, Nishalta Bista, Prasumsha Ghimirey, Mai Jallow, Raina Kostic, Eva Nogueras, Manish Rai, Leo Sayre, and DeLaiah White.

Hunter Kreager, a junior (rising senior) from Licking Valley was working on some pretty patriotic items in the Construction Technology program this past year. #SkillsMatter

Mr. Perkins checking out some student work this past year in the Welding lab. Good instruction makes all the difference. #skillsmatter

Longtime Electrical Trades instructor Greg King retired at the end of this school year. He helped make the Electrical Trades program a valuable resource for our local workforce, and we appreciate his years with C-TEC. Enjoy your retirement, sir! #SkillsMatter

Some photos from the live burns that our Fire/EMT seniors do during their last weeks of school. Awesome stuff! #SkillsMatter

We just love this picture of smiling faces from this past school year! Our students and staff are what makes us C-TEC! #SkillsMatter

Receiving hands-on instruction in our postsecondary Licensed Massage Therapy program. #skillsmatter

Proud to have inducted the following Homeschool student into our chapter of the National Technical Honor Society this past year: Danica Poore. #SkillsMatter

Proud to have inducted the following students from Granville into our chapter of the National Technical Honor Society this past year: Celina Gao, Avary King, Grant Priestnal, and Zoe Richeimer-Lee.

Congrats to these Physical Therapy & Exercise Science seniors (now grads) on becoming Physical Therapy Aides and passing their credentialed test. Allie Taylor Adrian Taylor Marcus Clark Sheila Waruingi Kylee Lloyd Idan Rothweiler Jamison Mercer Taylor Cable Kaya Glancy Shyanne Shamblin Abby Hill Well done, and best of luck! #skillsmatter

Check out a student operating a manual lathe machine tool in our Precision Machining lab. Ever wanted to learn how to run a lathe, or create your own cylindrical parts with precision down to one-thousandth of an inch? Our adult Precision Machining program can teach you all that and more! With classes just three days a week, you'll gain the skills needed to start your career in manufacturing. Contact ncooksey@c-tec.edu for more information. #SkillsMatter

The Postsecondary Center held its annual summer graduation on June 5th. Congrats to all the graduates, and best of luck in your future endeavors. #SkillsMatter

Stella, the Licking County Sheriff’s therapy dog, showed up to our Jill of All Trades event in style—then insisted on her own shirt. Can you blame her? She’s got skills too! Still smiling about such a fantastic day.

All Electrical Trades juniors secured employment in the field for the summer, and most have already qualified for Work Based Learning for next year. This is a regular occurrence for that program! Recently retired instructor Greg King says, “We push the students hard to get to that point and make it an expectation rather than an option. Students come back focused and motivated to finish their senior year.” Proud of all of them! #SkillsMatter

SRO Deputy Thomsen spent some time assisting Mr. Zitricki and his Quantitative Reasoning class with their roof drop experiment this spring. He is always ready to help out, and we greatly appreciate him.