Career and Technical Education is a division of Northeast Alabama Community College.  There are many paths in this department, and we are here to help you find the right path!

NACC Career and Technical Education manages several pathways, such as:

    A.A.S. Degrees, Certificates, and Short-Term Certificates 

The CTE Department is located in multiple buildings on campus.  Our new 50,000 sq ft building houses many of our programs. The Healthcare programs are on the other end of campus, housed in the Allied Health and Health Education Buildings.

Career and Technical Education

CTE Home Page

Advanced Design and Manufacturing

Building Construction

Certified Production Technician

Mechatronics and Robotics | Industrial Electronics Technology

Industrial Systems Technology

Machine Tool Technology

Salon and Spa Management

Health Science

Nursing

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Medical Laboratory Technology

Emergency Medical Services

Medical Assistant

Workforce Training

Workforce Development Home Page

CDL Truck Driving

Business & Industry/Community Education

OSHA WorkKeys

Nursing

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Medical Laboratory Technology

Emergency Medical Services

Medical Assistant

Barbara Kilgore, BFA, MA, MFA | Dean of Workforce Development and Skills Training

• Office: WT 157
• Phone: 256.638.4418 x2303
• Email:  kilgoreb@nacc.edu
   

Dr. Myrna Williamson, EdD, MSN, RN | Dean of Healthcare Science

• Email: williamsonm@nacc.edu
• Phone: 1 (256) 638-4418 Ext. 2299
• Office Number: Health Education Building 221

Angela Furgerson
Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Workforce Development
WT 155   Phone Ext. 2254
Email: furgersona@nacc.edu

Julie George
Administrative Assistant/Skills Training Coordinator
WT 161   Phone Ext. 2214
Email:  georgej@nacc.edu

Charman Hancock
Administrative Assistant to Workforce Develpment and Healthcare Programs
WT 161 Phone Ext. 2393
Email: hancockc@nacc.edu

At Northeast Alabama Community College, all career and technical education opportunities will be offered without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. 

At Northeast Alabama Community College, the lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in career and technical education programs.