A-B Tech to Offer COVID-19 Vaccine Incentives
August 9th 2021 Published in the Asheville Citizen-Times August 9, 2021
Mechatronics Degree Provides Variety of Skills for Advanced Manufacturing
August 6th 2021 Starting this fall at A-B Tech, a Mechatronics Engineering Technology program will prepare graduates for employment in work in automation, robotics, facility maintenance, and other advanced manufacturing jobs.
A-B Tech Community College Announces Vaccine Incentive Program for Students
August 4th 2021 A-B Tech announced today that fully vaccinated students will receive $150 gift cards for purchases in its college bookstore. The program will be implemented during A-B Tech’s annual New Student Welcome Day on Thursday, August 5, from 3-6 p.m.
A-B Tech and Givens Estates Announce Culinary Apprenticeship Program, Touted as First in Western North Carolina
August 2nd 2021 A-B Tech Community College and Givens Estates have signed the first comprehensive culinary apprenticeship in Western North Carolina as part of a revitalized effort to build a more highly skilled workforce through work-based learning.
A-B Tech to offer cyber forensics certification course in fall 2021
July 29th 2021 Broadcast on WLOS July 28, 2021 Cyberattacks are on the rise, and a local community college is training people on how to track down the hackers.
Phi Beta Lambda Has Great Year at State and Nationals
July 27th 2021 State Competition North Carolina Phi Beta Lambda held its State Leadership Conference online, with A-B Tech winning several awards. Students David Peck and Bethany Duke qualified for Nationals, which will be held at the end of June.
New Program at A-B Tech to Counter Cyber Attacks
July 27th 2021 Cybercrime continues to rise at an alarming rate. Cyber attackers are always evolving and making it more difficult for law enforcement and corporate investigators to solve the case.
New education partnership to focus on onsite training for housing facility for women
July 26th 2021 Broadcast on WLOS, July 23, 2022
A-B Tech Madison attracting students, businesses through career and technical education
July 22nd 2021 From the News, Record & Sentinel published online July 21, 2021