Workforce Education at Seminole State College of Florida
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The Workforce Education at Seminole State College serves the community by offering short-term career and technical training. We aim to provide thorough but efficient educational coursework leading to employment into competitive industries quickly. Our career certificate credentials are stackable and transferrable to associate degree programs so graduating students can decide to continue their education and further expand their employment opportunities.
Our high-quality programs help students reach personal, educational and professional goals, and are scheduled to accommodate busy work and home lives.
Programs and Credentials Offered
Career & Technical Certificate
- Automotive Technician
- Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair Technician
- Building Trade Technologies
- Construction Apprenticeship - Fire Sprinkler System Technology
- Building Controls Installation Apprenticeship
Fast Track Career Certificate
- Electrician Helper
- Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration
Technology I (HVAC/R) - Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration
Technology II (HVAC/R) - Plumbing Technologies
- Welding Technologies
- Fast Track Programs Website
Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S)
Center for Adult & Workforce Education news
New and updated programs offered this fall are designed to produce workforce-ready graduates for the in-demand fields of computer-aided design, health care, construction and more. Classes begin Aug. 21.
Seminole State College is one of 11 Florida College System institutions to receive funding from the Florida Department of Educations’ Expansion of Registered Apprenticeship and Pre-apprenticeship (ERAP) Grant. The program is designed to offer public post-secondary organizations grant funds to start or expand registered apprenticeship and/or pre-apprenticeship programs that partner with small businesses.
The Foundation for Seminole State College was one of several organizations to be awarded a grant from Duke Energy to support a wide range of education and community assistance initiatives across Florida.
Seminole State College of Florida welcomes Basim Khartabil as the new associate vice president to the new School of Construction, Design, Engineering and Information Technologies.
Faldumi Dade was one of the students to take advantage of the Workforce Jumpstart program to take the next step in his professional life and expand his options to Go Far.
A new academic school at Seminole State College of Florida will incorporate the former School of Engineering, Design and Construction and the former School of Academic Foundations to create the School of Construction, Design, Engineering and Information Technologies.
Seminole State College of Florida has received a $10,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to empower communities in Central Florida by a workforce jumpstart initiative.
