The vaccination event will be located at the Florida Technical College Kissimmee campus in Osceola County, bringing convenient, easy access to an at-risk population. KISSIMMEE, FL, May 18, 2021
The year 2020 presented unexpected challenges, but our FTC community did their best to rise to the occasion to go above and beyond. The commitment by our students to pursue
Florida Technical College was recognized this week for making a difference for Orange County residents through its exceptional community service. Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings, Public Safety Director Danny Banks,
As the new generation of students begin school this week, they will have different needs and expectations than the students before them—and they all want to feel safe. Whether they
Lakeland, FL. — A global pandemic isn’t stopping Florida Technical College (FTC) from providing essential supplies and resources students need to succeed in the classroom, even if it is a
ORLANDO, Fla. — A global pandemic isn’t stopping Florida Technical College (FTC) from providing essential supplies and resources for students in need to succeed in the classroom, even if it
Saturday, August 1, 2020 2:00 – 4:00 PM 2925 International Drive, Kissimmee, FL 34746 Press Release led by Osceola County Commissioner Peggy Choudhry, in collaboration with The Salvation Army, Florida
META, a teletherapy platform for online mental health services, provides students with confidential and easy access to mental wellness providers. Florida Technical College has become the latest institution of higher
With millions of Americans working from home, now more than ever we need to be conscious of the risks posed by cybercriminals, especially when using an employer’s computer in our
In light of the current pandemic and Florida Technical College’s mission to provide an education for students to contribute effectively to their community, FTC has created the Healthcare Heroes Scholarship
While stay-at-home orders have been implemented across the country, many Americans are taking advantage of additional personal time to focus on improving their way of life. Naturally, many are beginning
With the Florida Department of Education extending school closures through at least April 30th, many families across Central Florida are facing a challenging new normal brought on by the COVID-19
