Tennessee Technology Center at Knoxville

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Located in Knoxville, Tennessee, Tennesse Technology Center provides career training programs to meet various scheduling and financial needs.

Full-time programs at Tennessee Tech provide training in such fields as Automotive Technology, Business, Cosmetology, Dental Assisting, Computer Systems Technology, Medical Assisting and Welding.

In order to serve working adults, Tennesee Tech also offers part-time programs, primarily in medical and health careers. Not only are these time-effective, but also cost-effective, as the tuition is significantly lower for those attending part-time.

Another way that Tennessee Tech seeks to accommodate a wide range of scheduling needs is by offering evening as well as daytime courses.

Distance or online learning options are also available in a number of programs.

Student life is geared towards helping students refine and expand upon what they’ve learned in class. Student organizations such as SkillsUSA give students the opportunity to practice professional skills in a group setting.

Admission requirements to Tennessee Tech include a high school diploma or GED.

Financial aid options, which include scholarships and loans and are awarded to eligible students, may be discussed with a Tennessee Tech financial aid officer.

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