Three types of training are offered:

Preparatory Training...Instruction in a specific occupational area designed to provide the skills and knowledge needed to get a job. The current full time programs offered are:  Automotive Technology, Business System Technology, Cosmetology, Diesel Powered Equipment Technology, Industrial Maintenance, Computer Information Technology, Machine Tool Technology, Practical Nursing, and Welding.

Supplemental Training...Evening classes for employed workers designed to help them advance in their job. Current evening classes available are: Certified Nursing Assistant, Welding Technology, and Electrical Apprenticeship.

On-Line Training. . . The Tennessee Board of Regents technology centers, community colleges, and universities have joined in a collaborative, strategic planning effort to offer the Regents Online Degree Programs (RODP) and the Regents Online Continuing Education and Workforce Development (ROCE).  Online programs offered through TTC Harriman are Business Systems Technology, Drafting and CAD Technology (DCT), and Computer Operations Technology.  Click on http://www.tn.regentsdegrees.org/   to learn more about RODP or ROCE.

For More Information Call or Write
Tennessee Technology Center at Harriman
P.O. Box 1109
Harriman, TN 37748
Phone:  (865) 882-6703

Or 1-800-599-9426

Or click on:   http://ttcharriman.edu/ to view our web site.

    Roane State Community College is a regionally accredited two-year college providing transfer curricula, career-preparation programs, and non-credit education.

  While the main campus is in Harriman, Roane State also has campuses in Anderson, Campbell, Cumberland, Fentress, Loudon, Morgan and Scott counties. The college also provides health sciences education in Knox and Blount counties.

Companies who choose Roane County may attract employees from neighboring counties. Because Roane State has campuses in the communities it serves and provides state-of-the-art distance education courses, employees can receive education and training at locations convenient to their workplaces or homes.

  Health-care companies employ thousands of Roane State graduates. The college is a leading provider of health sciences education, producing graduates in fields such as nursing, dental hygiene technology, radiologic technology and opticianry. In 2006-2007, the job placement rate for students in Roane State's health sciences programs was 95 percent.

  Roane State was ranked number one in the nation by Community College Week (June 19, 2006 for 2005 graduates) in the number of associate's degrees awarded for science technologies/technicians.

  The college's programs include training students to work as payroll clerks, database administrators, administrative assistants, managers, in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) jobs and in many other business occupations. In 2006-07, the job placement rate for Roane State students in career-prep programs was 93 percent.

  The college's business career preparation programs are accredited by major regional and national organizations.

  Roane State also provides services to small businesses. The Oak Ridge Small Business Development Center, which is administered by Roane State, offers confidential one-on-one counseling with potential business owners and existing companies. Most services are free.