Florida Technical College

Founded in 1982, Florida Technical College is a private two-year junior college offering accelerated Diploma and Associate Degree programs in Information Technology, Health Care, and Criminal Justice professions.

FTC aims to provide technical training and career placement from industry-qualified instructors and staff while exposing students to contemporary learning styles and modern equipment to be prepared for immediate entry-level career employment.

Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools, Florida Technical College offers Financial Aid to qualified students and includes Federal Aid along with the Imagine America scholarship to qualified high school seniors.

Programs Offered:

Diploma Programs

• Business Management TechnologyBusiness Management Technology
  Students prepare for careers in office management, database management, project management, accounting/bookkeeping, and sales.
• CADCAD
  Professional training and detailed labs provide enhancement in design and CAD exposure to prepare for entry-level careers.
• Medical Assistant TechnicianMedical Assistant Technician
  Develop marketable career training in what is considered to be the fastest growing occupation from 2002-2012* through clinical and administrative class work and supervised clinical practice in an externship.
  

  * According to the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupation Outlook Handbook.

• Medical Coding and Billing SpecialistMedical Coding and Billing Specialist
  Develop specialized Medical Billing and Coding skills through accelerated clinical and administrative training. Enhance classroom training through health care externship opportunities.
• Patient Care TechnicianPatient Care Technician
  Students learn the skills to interact and care for patients under the supervision of a licensed physician.

Associates Degree Programs

• Computer Drafting and DesignComputer Drafting and Design
  Develop business, general education, and computer science skills while specializing in courses designed for entry-level CAD operators. Graduates typically pursue careers as Architect Interns, Company CAD Trainers, Entry level Draftsperson, Civil Surveying Draftsperson, Mechanical Draftsperson, Interior Design Intern, or Electrical Draftsperson.
• Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice
  Learn theory and applications of court procedures in prosecuting, defending and preparing a criminal case from arrest through pleadings, motion practice and discovery to sentencing, appeal and expungement for a career in Law Enforcement, Police Office Training, Patrol Officer, Corrections, Juvenile Justice Counseling, Casework, Aviation Security, and Probation.
• Medical Administrative AssistantMedical Administrative Assistant
  Prepare for clerical and administrative positions in the health care field through courses in medical terminology, medical transcription, medical office simulation, and medical coding.
• Medical AssistantMedical Assistant
  Develop professional skills to obtain an entry-level health care position through a combination of medical and general education courses to tailor marketability to target practitioners' specialties.
• Network Administration/Hardware with Wireless TechnologyNetwork Administration/Hardware with Wireless Technology
  This program prepares students with the programming and network design skills necessary to succeed within a variety of network administrator and programming technology occupations.
• Paralegal StudiesParalegal Studies
  This Associate of Science degree program prepares graduates to work in private law firms and corporate legal departments to assist lawyers and government agencies with legal affairs.
• Web Site and Graphic DesignWeb Site and Graphic Design
  Develop skills for an entry-level career in the business environment with emphasis on technology-based commerce and customer interfacing through Web Design and Web Programming by learning a combination of computer science, technical and creative coursework, along with general studies.