Cape Coral Technical College

The mission of Cape Coral Technical College is to prepare students for employment by providing quality, technology-oriented education delivered by a professional, caring staff in a positive learning environment.

We thank you for selecting Cape Coral Technical College as the launchpad for your promising career journey. Our institution boasts a diverse array of programs spanning across Health, Business, Hospitality, Technology, and Agriculture, ensuring ample opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Our application process has opened up on October 7th, with applications being accepted on a first-come, first-served basis for enrollment in our Spring 2025 programs (with the exception of our Dental Assisting and Practical Nursing programs). Prospective students keen on exploring our campus firsthand and engaging with our Admissions team are encouraged to attend our Informational Sessions, held twice weekly on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 1 p.m.

At Cape Coral Technical College, we are dedicated to addressing the needs of our students. Alongside our rigorous academic offerings, we provide Financial Aid and Career Placement services to facilitate your educational journey and transition into the workforce seamlessly.

Moreover, our institution includes a professional Student Services staff committed to delivering ongoing support, including:

- Assistance in areas of testing.

- Agency Referral

- Program Placement Advice

- Classroom Visitations Arrangements

- Help to develop and meet educational, career, and job goals.

- Financial Aid

At Cape Coral Technical College, we prioritize your success and stand ready to empower you on your path to achievement.

The HIRE program (How I Reach Employment) serves as a bridge between students and the multifaceted dimensions of technical college life, industry-recognized credentials, and prospective employment pathways. This initiative is strategically crafted to facilitate students' seamless transition into their professional futures. Specifically tailored as a postsecondary non-degree seeking transition program, HIRE caters to students with intellectual disabilities, offering a unique opportunity to partake in immersive, hands-on learning experiences and attain industry-recognized certifications across a diverse spectrum of fields.

Interested?

Contact Renato Freitas at RenatoF@leeschools.net

Notification to parents regarding out-of-field teachers

Florida State Board Rule 6A-1.0503(3) recognizes that teachers at times must be assigned duties in a class outside the field in which the teacher is certified. CCTC does not currently have any teachers teaching out-of-field.

Notification of the presence of asbestos-containing materials in the school

This school has been recently inspected and certain asbestos-containing materials or assumed asbestos-containing materials such as: fire doors or roofing materials that are tested prior to repairs or removal as needed, have been located in the school buildings. Please be aware that the School District of Lee County has an active management plan designed to ensure that the building is maintained safely for all occupants. These materials are being controlled in accordance with the Asbestos Management Program for the School and following the limitations and procedures of the policies and requirements of the Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Program of the School District of Lee County.