A-B Tech Community College will offer a new one-year diploma program in Building Construction Science starting in the fall semester to address growing needs in the building industry.
The Asheville Transit System has changed the route and the times of pick-ups at A-B Tech's Asheville campus. The only stop within campus will be at the Simpson bus stop. JobLink will no longer be serviced. The time has been changed from 15 minutes after each hour to 45 minutes after each hour. To help kick off the new system, fares are free for all riders for the first three weeks, through June 8. For more information, visit Asheville Transit.
A-B Tech Community College’s Institute for Climate Education is sponsoring a free severe weather workshop that includes training by the National Weather Service to become a Skywarn spotter.
A-B Tech Community College’s Early Childhood Education department has redesigned its School-Age Education associate degree for fall 2012 to allow graduates to transfer seamlessly to a four-year college for a bachelor’s degree in education.
A-B Tech Community College graduate Daniel Gorman has been named the “best young chef in the world” after beating six chefs in the Hans Bueschkens Junior Chefs Challenge international competition May 3 in Daejeon, South Korea.
Gorman was named “best young chef of the Americas” and earned the right to advance to global competition by winning the World Association of Chefs’ Societies Junior Chefs Challenge for the Americas in 2011. In the South Korean contest, he competed against chefs from Australia, China, Germany, Italy, Sweden and the United Arab Emirates.
A-B Tech Community College’s Institute for Climate Education is sponsoring a free severe weather workshop that includes training by the National Weather Service to become a Skywarn spotter.
A-B Tech Community College graduate Daniel Gorman has been named the “best young chef in the world” after beating six chefs in the Hans Bueschkens Junior Chefs Challenge international competition May 3 in Daejeon, South Korea.