20Soldiers continue to report for duty. Military spouses navigate uncertainty. Veterans try to reach furloughed federal employees. Yet, even when the federal government is shut down for a period of time, Fayetteville Technical Community College’s Military & Veterans Programs remains open and committed to serving our nearly 3,500 military-connected students across our nearly 250-degree programs and continuing education classes.
Home to over 150 military veterans working on our faculty and staff, FTCC is not only committed to serving our military-connected students and families, but we are also military-connected with military retirees, spouses/dependents of currently serving service members, actively serving Reservists and members of the National Guard, all part of our FTCC family.
We at FTCC would love for you to be part of our family, too. There are numerous ways throughout the year to do just that. We offer all active-duty military the option for Flex classes that allow soldiers to work ahead on course modules, knowing that their schedule is often not their own, as well as face-to-face classes on Fort Bragg. We offer a Transition Tech program providing no-cost training for transitioning service members during their final duty days. We offer 8-week classes for all students, allowing students to complete a course in just two months. We offer certificate programs that allow students to earn a credential from many of our diverse academic fields with just five classes, and we offer numerous associate degree programs in nine broad subject areas: Business, Computer Information Technology, Engineering, Healthcare, Human Service Technology, Media and Fine Arts, Public Safety, Skilled Trades, and University Transfer – with numerous specialties in each area and many 100% online programs.
Even if you’re just looking for some fun, FTCC has something for you. You can explore a new hobby like pickleball, learn a new language, or take an art or pottery class. Don’t forget to include the kids, as they’ll love our Summerscapes programs offering classes in graphic arts, cooking, simulation and game design, crafts and more.
The All American Veterans Center at the Fayetteville campus is staffed by veterans who understand the unique needs of veterans pursuing education. The Center is located inside the General Classroom Building, located at the Fayetteville campus, at 2817 Fort Bragg Road.
At FTCC, we can think of no better way to celebrate the upcoming Veterans’ Day than to provide our military, veterans and their family members with engaging opportunities to become “Future Ready” year-round. Registration for Spring classes has begun, with classes starting Jan. 12. This Veterans’ Day—and every day at Fayetteville Technical Community College, we honor our veterans, military service members and their families who sacrifice so much for everyone in our great country.
We invite you to visit our campus locations soon or check out our website for more information: https://www.faytechcc.edu/.