Providing you with what you need to succeed.
C-TEC is more than just an outstanding educational resource in Licking County. Our dedicated instructors and counselors are here to provide you with the guidance, coaching and training you need for success in the real world.
We understand what it’s like to head into the competitive job market for the first time; or take on new responsibilities at work; or even the intimidation of completing your GED. What it comes down to is we understand people and we understand education. Together, that spells success. Let us help you make it happen!
Opportunities Abound
Financial Aid & Payment Plans
Paying for Tuition, Books & Fees
All charges (tuition, books, fees and supplies) must be paid on or before the first day of class, unless:
1. A monthly payment has been arranged and signed by both the student and C-TEC. A payment plan is detailed on a Cost & Funding Summary that shows the charges, dates and amounts of each payment. Interest is not charged, but a late fee will be assessed.
2. The student presents written assurance that an employer, agency or other third-party will pay the otherwise uncovered balance.
3. Sufficient financial aid has been approved and confirmed.
Financial Aid
Applying: Contact our Financial Aid Administrator to discuss
funding options. Call Larry Weber at (740) 364-2259 or 800-945-2832 (C-TEC).
C-TEC has been approved for the following sources of financial aid:
• Pell Grants – a non-refundable federal award for students enrolled in programs of at least 600 hours. Pell Grants are based on student need and are determined by income level from the prior year. Tax returns and W-2s are necessary to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Our Financial Aid Office will help you complete the FAFSA or you can complete a FAFSA on the Web at www.fafsa.ed.gov
• Veterans’ Administration
• Federal Tuition Assistance for members of the National Guard who have served on active duty.
• Numerous agencies and other funding sources including:
1. WIA (Work Incentive Act) for the unemployed and other workers from low income workers.
2. PRC (Prevention, Retention and Contingency) funds through the Department of Job & Family Services
3. TAA (Trade Adjustment Act) for workers who have been laid off because of jobs lost to foreign competition or jobs being moved to other countries.
4. BVR (Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation)
To arrange a payment paln, contact the program coordinator.
Brush up!
The following free classes are offered:
- Reading skills
- Math skills
- Mechanical aptitude skills
- Basic keyboarding and computer use
- Study skills and test taking
- GED preparation
- Tutoring
- English Skills for Other Languages (ESOL)
At your service
Personal career assessment
Do you need help deciding about your career or what type of training to pursue? Meet with one of our licensed career counselors, complete a series of tests and questionnaires to identify career interests, transferable work skills, job fit, and explore career options and education requirements.
Career counseling
Take advantage of meeting with one of our career counselors to discuss topics such as:
- Career direction
- Loss of job or anticipating loss of job
- Job search advice
- Retired, but thinking about second career or extra income
- Job dissatisfaction
- Difficulty with employer
- Re-entering the workforce
Online service, too
Feel free to contact our counselors by e-mail. They’ll promptly respond to your questions. E-mail questions to: rbruner@c-tec.edu.
One-on-one attention
Student counseling
Are you having problems with your classes? Do you want to discuss your instructors or the curriculum? Or are personal problems interfering with your school success? We have a staff of counselors and program coordinators here to listen and assist you with your questions and concerns. We care about your success.
Here for you
Visit www.c-tec.edu for course schedules, fees and other details. You can contact the Adult Education Center at (740) 364-2333 or 1-800-875-1587.