Career & Technical Education

Career & Technical Education

• Career & Technical Education (CTE) is primarily one and two year programs and are designed to prepare individuals for the workplace through formalized educational experiences.  Students who choose to continue their education past the two-year degrees have the opportunity to pursue a bachelor degree in their selected field through the School of Professional Studies.
• Individuals who pursue a one- or two-year degree through CTE in either the Business Technology & Service Division or the Technical & Industrial Division gain skills to go immediately into the workforce as workers or technicians in exciting, new, and recognized occupations.
• People who are already in the workforce may take specialized classes through the Workforce Training Program  to further develop their skills and knowledge-base.
• Adults transitioning into college and/or preparing for the GED participate in the Adult Learning Center programs and services.

CTE students can access free resources to assist with study habits and improve your overall college success through the Learning Resource Center.

CTE Early College prepares high school students for a smooth transition to college through a variety of career and college services.

Grangeville and Orofino Outreach Centers are the LCSC campus connection to some north central Idaho's rural communities.  They provide a personalized introduction to what LCSC has to offer along with student support services.

Student Complaints/Grievances

NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY

DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT PROCEDURES

SEXUAL MISCONDUCT - TITLE IX POLICY