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Prepare for the career you want by enrolling in an associate degree program.
Prepare for a career through short-term training and courses.
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Frances Kniceley CCC Alum, Instructor and Department ChairI went back to school because I wanted to work in an office. I had no idea that choice would give me the opportunity to move into a totally different career that I hadn’t even considered but now absolutely love.
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Maria (Nely) Rivera-Guerrero Student Government Association PresidentHearing comments from other students about how I’m helping and making a difference is all I want.
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Nate Dixon CCC GraduateThis is the type of job that was my end goal, but I didn’t expect to get a job like this right off the bat.
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John Doctor Graduate, Heavy Equipment Operator AcademyI was asked several times about my experience and all I could say was HEO Academy. By the end of the day, they literally asked me how much I wanted to get paid and what I was looking for. I felt like I did a great job representing the HEO program and the program did a great job training me. (John's the one leaning against the tire.)
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Allen “Al” Dunkleman has spent more than two decades fostering a love for learning and encouraging students to persevere, no matter their background or challenges. A Sociology instructor at Cleveland Community College since 2002, he is preparing for his last day in the classroom, at least as a full-time instructor. He’s making a “vocational transition” […]
Cleveland Community College is a special place. We are creating a community on this campus, a place where students are thriving.
Dr. Jason B. Hurst, President
We focus on having a positive impact on our students’ lives.
In turn, our graduates positively impact the community.
The CCC Foundation was established in 1983 as a not for profit corporation to ensure quality education and financial stability for CCC. The highly successful, multi-million dollar effort of the Foundation has so far expanded the footprint of CCC in both physical assets and training options. It has also connected economic development efforts of Cleveland County to workforce training taking place at CCC.