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CLEARWATER CAMPUS 727.538.7167

ST. PETERSBURG CAMPUS 727.893.2500

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CLEARWATER CAMPUS | 727.538.71676100 154th Ave N, Clearwater, FL 33760

ST. PETERSBURG CAMPUS | 727.893.2500 901 34th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33711

Since 1962, Pinellas Technical College has offered students first-rate career and technical education on both our Clearwater and St. Petersburg campuses.

Pinellas Technical College’s emphasis is on post-secondary education, focusing on over 40 exciting career areas and nearly 60 programs.

Pinellas Technical College also offers continuing education courses, life enrichment courses and commercial training services through the Office of Workforce Innovation.

The Pinellas Technical College experience is rich with relevant, stimulating, and challenging career and technical education. Our network of more than 250 business and industry partners serve as advisors for our programs, ensuring they are preparing students for the needs of the current and future work force.

Each campus is individually accredited by the Council on Occupational Education and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Pinellas Technical College is an alliance member of the Commission of International and

Trans-Regional Accreditation. Most Pinellas Technical College programs are also individually accredited or approved by one or more professional accrediting bodies and licensing and certification agencies.

PTC has been a leader in providing career and technical education via distance learning. Through first-class training and support from our highly skilled faculty and staff, graduates are prepared to compete in a global job market.

We are committed to providing quality educational opportunities to meet our students’ needs and the needs of business and industry. Employers throughout the Tampa Bay area recognize our Pinellas Technical College graduates as having the qualities, skills, and knowledge necessary for success on the job now and in the future.

Opportunity starts here

GETTING STARTED IS EASY

ENROLL 3 Simple Steps1 Take the State Literacy Test or provide a Qualifying Exemption 2 Apply for Financial Aid3 Meet with a Guidance Counselor and a Financial Aid Advisor. Terms typically start in August, October, January, March, and May.

FINANCIAL AID Application Steps and ResourcesFinancial aid to help cover the cost of a Pinellas Technical College education is available to those who qualify. This aid includes Federal and State Grants, and Scholarships.

> Complete the FAFSA application at www.fafsa.gov Federal School Codes: 005605 (Clearwater Campus) 013917 (St. Petersburg Campus)

> Veterans, and other eligible students, may use their Veterans (VA) benefits, including the Montgomery GI Bill and Post 9/11 Bill

> Other Sources include Florida Prepaid and the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship

MORE INFORMATION myptc.edu727.538.7167 Clearwater Mon – Thu 7am – 8pm | Fri 7am– 3pm

727.893.2500 St. Petersburg Mon – Thu 7am – 9pm | Fri 7am– 4pm

• Most programs completed in one year, or less

• Affordable tuition, and financial aid for qualified students

• Small class sizes and hands-on experience

• Online, on-campus, day and evening classes available

• Earn industry and professionally recognized licenses, certificates and college credit where applicable

• Career counseling and job placement services

Accredited by: Council on Occupational Education 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325

Atlanta, GA 30350 | 770.396.3898 | 800.917.2081

The School Board of Pinellas County, Florida prohibits any and all forms of discrimination and harassment based on race, color, sex, religion, national origin, marital status,

age, sexual orientation, or disability in any of its programs, services, or activities.

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myptc.eduCLW (Clearwater Campus) 727.538.7167SP (St. Petersburg Campus) 727.893.2500Programs

CLWLength:1050hrs(approx11mos)Tuition:$3,066Other:$1,295Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)

CLW, SPLength:900hrs(approx9mos)Tuition:$2,628Other:$1,394Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)

SPLength:1050hrs(approx11mos)Tuition:$3,066Other:$1,540Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)




.NET Application Development & Programming*Prepare for employment as a software developer. Learn about creating dynamic websites, iOS and Android phone apps and computer software.

Accounting Operations*Prepare for a career in a financial business environment. Training in Peachtree, QuickBooks and related software will be used to enhance workplace productivity.

Administrative Office Specialist* Prepare for employment as administrative assistants and office managers. Courses include: Information Technology Assistant, Front Desk Specialist, Assistant Digital Production Designer and Administrative Assistant.

Advanced Automotive Service Technology 1 *Obtain the skills of an advanced-level technician in the automotive industry through hands-on practical experience in maintaining, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing systems, and inspecting and overhauling engines and transmissions with Honda factory influence.

Advanced Automotive Service Technology 2*Obtain the skills of an advanced-level technician in the automotive industry through hands-on practical experience in maintaining, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing systems, and inspecting and overhauling engines and transmissions with Honda factory influence. Students must complete Advanced Automotive Service Technology 1 or demonstrate mastery of the program outcomes prior to enrollment in Advanced Automotive Service Technology 2.

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Heating Technology 1Training includes the study of principles of heating and air conditioning, soldering, electricity, controllers, troubleshooting, fabrication and specialty equipment, maintenance and repair.


Medical Administrative Specialist*Prepare for a career as a medical administrative specialist with the necessary knowledge and skills. Content includes keyboarding, computer applications and the use of technology for medical office procedures and tasks.




SPLength:173hrs(approx4mos)Tuition:$853.07Other:$205.09Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)


Network Support Services*Learn to troubleshoot complex computer network issues. Prepare to earn certifications in Network+, Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT), Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) and Security+.

Medical Coder/Biller*Learn medical terminology, use of ICD and CPT coding systems, and an understanding of medical billing.

Pharmacy Technician*Obtain the certification required by the State of Florida through a curriculum including pharmaceutical chemistry and preparations, unit dose packaging and intravenous admixture.

Phlebotomy*Pinellas Technical College’s Phlebotomy class is designed to prepare students to perform as a professional phlebotomist, primarily drawing blood. After completion of the program a student may sit for the American Medical Technologist’s exam to become a Registered Phlebotomy Technician (RPT).

PlumbingPrepare for employment in the plumbing industry as a plumber’s helper, or residential or commercial plumber through hands-on learning and application.

Practical Nursing* Train in the administration of treatments and medication in the care of the ill while gaining the skills and knowledge to successfully pass the State Licensing Exam and become a Licensed Practical Nurse.


Private Security OfficerPrepare for an exciting career as a security officer and earn an Unarmed Private Security Office license in just 2 weeks. Background checks are required to obtain a state license.

Professional Culinary Arts & Hospitality*Prepare for a variety of positions in the culinary industry including dining room operations, beverage management, steward, utility cook, breakfast cook, line cook, garde manger and pastry chef.

Public Works*Prepare for employment in wastewater systems, plant operations and park maintenance. Content includes the opportunity to attain a Class B driver’s license.

School Age Professional Certificate* Students will understand and demonstrate the following elements of the child care industry: physical and intellectual competence, family involvement, developmentally appropriate practices for school age children and program management.

Stage Production*Students will develop an innovative approach to Audio/Visual/Lighting education by enhancing their technical and creative skills, that addresses real world solutions in a constantly evolving industry.

Television Production TechnologyPrepare for employment in the digital video production industry as an audio/ video equipment technician, video/television camera operator, video editor, multimedia artist or broadcast technician.

Web Development*Develop, maintain and market business-oriented web sites. Course content includes internet programming, graphic design, database administration and electronic commerce fundamentals.

Welding Technology Prepare for certification and employment as a welder in the fabrication and repair industry, as well as the construction industry, using Shielded Metal Arc (stick), Gas Tungsten Arc (TIG), Gas Metal Arc (MIG) and pipe welding techniques.

Welding Technology – AdvancedPrepare for certification and employment as an advanced welder in emerging welding industries, using shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), pipe fitting fabrication techniques, and advanced gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) skills.

Surgical Technology* Combine the knowledge of human anatomy, instrumentation and surgical patient care to facilitate the surgeon’s performance of invasive and diagnostic procedures.

SPLength:40hrs(approx2wks)Tuition:$117Other:$50Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)


SPLength:450hrs(approx5mos)Tuition:$1,314Other:$528**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)

CLW, SPLength:80hrs(approx2mos)Tuition:$234Other:$44**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)

CLWLength:300hrs(approx3mos)Tuition:$876Other:$271**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)

SPLength:1200hrs(approx12mos)Tuition:$3,504Other:$928Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)




SPLength:1330hrs(approx13.5mos)Tuition:$3,884Other:$1,663Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)




CLWLength:600hrs(approx6mos)Tuition:$1,752Other:$877Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)





Barbering Prepare for employment as a Florida Licensed Barber. Instruction includes theory and practical experience.

Building Construction Technologies Curriculum includes the use and operation of basic hand tools, safety issues, building codes and regulations, and development of carpentry, cabinet installation, masonry, roofing, plumbing, air conditioning, heating and electrical skills.

Central Sterile Processing TechnologyPrepare to be a Certified Registered Central Service Technician through International Association of Hospital Central Service Material Management Organization.

Baking & Pastry Arts*Learn about making breads, bakery goods, creams/mousses, chocolate and sugar applications. Formal dining desserts, dessert displays and more.

Automotive Collision Technology TechnicianCourses cover estimating and evaluating body damage, inspection, measuring, repairing of outer vehicle body parts, application of paints, and preparation of vehicles and related components for repair and refinishing.

Automotive Service Technology 2*Obtain the skills of an entry-level technician in the automotive industry through hands-on practical experience in maintaining, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing systems, and inspecting and overhauling engines and transmissions. Students must complete Automotive Service Technology 1 or demonstrate mastery of the program outcomes prior to enrollment in Automotive Service Technology 2.

Automotive Service Technology 1*Obtain the skills of an entry-level technician in the automotive industry through hands-on practical experience in maintaining, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing systems, and inspecting and overhauling engines and transmissions.

Cabinetmaking Gain the quality skills and craftsmanship to obtain a position in the cabinetmaking industry by developing skills in design, layout and construction of cabinets, furniture and millwork.


Child Care Center Operations* Learn how to operate a day care center by developing competencies required for the Florida Child Care and Education Administrator Credential.

SPLength:150hrs(approx1.5mos)Tuition:$438Other:$487**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)


SPLength:320hrs(approx3mos)Tuition:$935Other:$1,616**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)







Commercial Photography Technology 2Gain the education and experience for an exciting career in professional digital photography.

Commercial Vehicle Driving* Learn the skills to become a Class A licensed tractor trailer truck driver with emphasis on D.O.T. regulations, cargo handling, trip planning, and vehicle inspection and operations regulations.

Computer Systems & Information TechnologyTraining includes networking protocols, basic routing concepts and cybersecurity. Prepare for the A+, Network+, and Security+ certification exam.

Cosmetology Become a licensed cosmetologist. Learn about shampoos, rinses, scalp treatments, hair styling, hair cutting, facials, manicures and salon management.

Dental Assisting* Train to be the dentist’s “Right-hand Person” through the study of basic dental office procedures, dental terminology, patient information and assessment, oral health, preventive dentistry, dental materials and dental laboratory skills.

Diesel Systems Technician 2* Training includes basic skills and safety, diesel engine fundamentals, service and repair manuals, engine rebuild and overhaul. Students must complete Diesel Systems 1 or demonstrate mastery of the program outcomes prior to enrollment in Diesel Systems Technician 2.

Commercial Class B Driving* The mission of this program is to prepare students for employment as Florida Class B Licensed truck drivers.

Diesel Systems Technician 1* Training includes basic skills and safety, diesel engine fundamentals, service and repair manuals, engine rebuild and overhaul.

Commercial Photography Technology 1Prepare for a career in the field of commercial photography as a portrait, wedding, industrial photographer or photo technician in the photographic digital lab industry.


Drafting* Train to be an architectural, civil, mechanical or structural drafter. Learn to use AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCAD Inventor, Revit and Revit Structural.


Marine Service TechnologiesBegin a career in the field of marine mechanics as a service writer or outboard engine, stern drive, inboard gas or diesel technician.








Early Childhood Education* Graduates earn an Early Childhood Professional Certificate (ECPC) and are prepared to be in charge of children in group care.

Electricity Prepare for employment as an electrician. Content includes basic safety and code, circuits, diagramming, all phases of residential wiring circuits and installation, pipe bending, transformers, motor controls, and data and fiber cabling.

Facials Specialty Program content includes communication, leadership, professional ethics, legal respon-sibilities, employability skills, safe and efficient work practices, Florida cosmetology law and rules, and the development of skills in performing the techniques required in the practice of a facials specialist.

Jewelry Making & Repair 1Prepare for a career as a stone setter, jewelry designer/fabricator, jewelry repairer or certified jeweler. Laboratory activities include instruction in the use of equipment, tools, materials and processes found in the jewelry industry.

Jewelry Making & Repair 2Learn the trade for stone setter, jewelry designer/fabricator, jewelry repairer or certified jeweler. Become your own boss by opening your own business.

Machining TechnologiesPrepare for employment as a machinist, lathe, grinding or mill operator, toolmaker, electrical discharge machine operator/programmer and computer numerically controlled machine operator.

Interior Decorating Services Experience a “hands-on” approach using the design tools, materials and computer software used in the industry. Prepare for a career as a Space Planner, Merchandise Stylist, Visual Displayer, Interior Decorator or Interior Consultant.

MISSION

“ Provide students the opportunity to develop national workplace competencies to fill the needs of business and industry. ”

VISION

“ To be our communities’ first choice for workforce education. ”MisiónProporcionar a los estudiantes la oportunidad de desarrollar competencias nacionales en el lugar de trabajo para satisfacer las necesidades de los negocios y la industria.

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SPLength:173hrs(approx4mos)Tuition:$853.07Other:$205.09Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)











Public Works*Prepare for employment in wastewater systems, plant operations and park maintenance. Content includes the opportunity to attain a Class B driver’s license.


Stage Production*Students will develop an innovative approach to Audio/Visual/Lighting education by enhancing their technical and creative skills, that addresses real world solutions in a constantly evolving industry.






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Stage Production*Students will develop an innovative approach to Audio/Visual/Lighting education by enhan-cing their technical and creative skills, that addresses real world solutions in a constantly evolving industry.







Nails SpecialtyThe content includes communication, lead-ership, human relations and employability skills; safe and efficient work practices; Florida cosmetology law and rules; acquisition of knowledge of the nails specialist and the related chemistry; bacteriology, anatomy and physiology; and development of skills in performing the techniques required in the practice of nails specialist occupations.



SPLength:173hrs(approx4mos)Tuition:$854Other:$206**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)










SPLength:40hrs(approx2wks)Tuition:$117Other:$50**Bks,Equip&Fees(estimate)


Public Works*Prepare for employment in wastewater systems, plant operations and park main-tenance. Content includes the opportunity to attain a Class B driver’s license.































































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