Founded in 1982, Florida Technical College is a private two-year junior college offering accelerated Diploma and Associate Degree programs in Information Technology, Health Care, Business, and Criminal Justice professions.
FTC aims to provide technical training and career placement from industry-qualified instructors and staff while exposing students to contemporary learning styles and modern equipment to be prepared for immediate entry-level career employment.
Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools, Florida Technical College offers Financial Aid to qualified students and includes Federal Aid along with the Imagine America scholarship to qualified high school seniors.
Locations: Auburndale, Deland, Jacksonville, Orlando
Programs: Art & Design, Healthcare, IT & Computer Science
Programs offered:
Diploma Programs
- CAD
Professional training and detailed labs provide enhancement in design and CAD exposure to prepare for entry-level careers.
- * through clinical and administrative class work and supervised clinical practice in an externship.
* According to the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupation Outlook Handbook.
- Medical Coding and Billing Specialist
Develop specialized Medical Billing and Coding skills through accelerated clinical and administrative training. Enhance classroom training through health care externship opportunities.
Associates Degree Programs
- Paralegal Studies
Learn skills for success as a Paralegal or Legal Secretary in law firms, corporate legal departments, and government offices requiring specialization in various areas of the law.
- Business and Management Technology
Incorporate technology in business applications and learn the skills necessary to succeed in an entry level career as a data processor in a business environment. As an emphasis of Computer Information Science, graduates can expand their career options to include Office Management, Database Management, Project Management, Accounting/Bookkeeping, and Sales.
- Computer Drafting and Design
Develop business, general education, and computer science skills while specializing in courses designed for entry-level CAD operators. Graduates typically pursue careers as Architect Interns, Company CAD Trainers, Entry level Draftsperson, Civil Surveying Draftsperson, Mechanical Draftsperson, Interior Design Intern, or Electrical Draftsperson.
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