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Prepares students for entry-level employment in hospitals, laboratories, blood centers, and other healthcare facilities.

The welding technology program at Seward County Community College trains students to become skilled artisans combining both art and science in their profession. Welders hold an important place i…

Corrosion technology is a far-reaching field including energy infrastructure, transportation systems, national defense, and more. Corrosion of metal surfaces will never stop; however, with techn…

Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC-R) is considered one of the greater developments of the 20th century. The demand for skilled technicians is on the rise as the wor…

Applicants must be graduates from a Practical Nursing Program. The graduate of the A.D. Nursing program is capable of utilizing the nursing care for a group of patients with nursing problems.

The Automotive Technician II program at Seward County Community College
/ Area Technical School provides the student with the challenge of
accurately diagnosing and correctly repairing lat…

SCCC offers a ten-month Practical Nursing program and a two-year associate degree program. The two programs are viewed as separate, although the Practical Nursing program can serve as the first …

The diesel technology program at Seward County Community College features modern late-model engines, such as a C-15 Caterpillar and 60 Series Detroit, to train students. Students are required to…

Students spend the majority of their time on-site building projects at a location off campus. Classroom work is a small amount of time designated to theory explanation. Class training includes s…

Paramedic training is for individuals who are interested in providing advanced care to patients in the pre-hospital setting. This program is 65 credit hour Associate of Applied Science degree. T…