Mitchell Community College

Earning an Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology diploma can give you the skills you need to work with residential and light commercial systems doing installations, repairs, service and preventive maintenance. Become an expert on air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, HVAC tools and instruments and residential system design.

Earning an Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology diploma can give you the skills you need to work with residential and light commercial systems doing installations, repairs, service and preventive maintenance. Become an expert on air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, HVAC tools and instruments and residential system design.

If you are to work as a licensed contractor or as an employee in the skilled trades, you must pass a North Carolina state exam to obtain the appropriate initial license. To maintain this license, you will have to attend courses that earn renewal credits.

Earning an Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology diploma can give you the skills you need to work with residential and light commercial systems doing installations, repairs, service and preventive maintenance. Become an expert on air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, HVAC tools and instruments and residential system design.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

If you are to work as a licensed contractor or as an employee in the skilled trades, you must pass a North Carolina state exam to obtain the appropriate initial license. To maintain this license, you will have to attend courses that earn renewal credits.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Teaches basic welding skills. Topics include: using tools to shape and cut metals, interpreting blueprints, welding safety, and understanding weld tests and codes. Students will gain experience in stick, MIG, and TIG welding, and heavy emphasis will be given to practical applications and "hands-on" activities

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Teaches basic welding skills. Topics include: using tools to shape and cut metals, interpreting blueprints, welding safety, and understanding weld tests and codes. Students will gain experience in stick, MIG, and TIG welding, and heavy emphasis will be given to practical applications and "hands-on" activities

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Prepare for a career in welding and metalworking through classroom and hands-on skills training. As you build the essential foundation in science, technology and applications, you will learn about consumable and non-consumable electrode welding and cutting processes.

Learn the safe and proper operation of powered industrial trucks. Includes both classroom and hands-on training.

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

The Mechatronics Engineering Technology curriculum will prepare you to use basic engineering principles and technical skills in developing and testing automation systems. As a Mechatronics Engineering student, you will learn to work with electrical, electronic, servo, mechanical, fluid power and other electromechanical systems. Courses emphasize prototype testing, manufacturing and operational testing, systems analysis and maintenance procedures with an emphasis on automated systems startup, maintenance and troubleshooting at the systems level.

When you graduate, you should be qualified for employment in industrial maintenance and manufacturing and will be prepared to work in assembly, testing, startup, troubleshooting, repair, process improvement and control systems. Contribute to a product in its entirety from concept and design to delivery

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Local employers are seeking individuals with manufacturing and industrial skills. Learn about the high-wage career opportunities in Iredell County and discover how Mitchell Community College can provide the training to take advantage of these opportunities.

The Mechatronics Engineering Technology curriculum will prepare you to use basic engineering principles and technical skills in developing and testing automation systems. As a Mechatronics Engineering student, you will learn to work with electrical, electronic, servo, mechanical, fluid power and other electromechanical systems. Courses emphasize prototype testing, manufacturing and operational testing, systems analysis and maintenance procedures with an emphasis on automated systems startup, maintenance and troubleshooting at the systems level.

When you graduate, you should be qualified for employment in industrial maintenance and manufacturing and will be prepared to work in assembly, testing, startup, troubleshooting, repair, process improvement and control systems. Contribute to a product in its entirety from concept and design to delivery

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

Getting a job with a great future is happening right now in Iredell County through the North Carolina Manufacturing Institute (NCMI). Manufacturers and education/training providers are working together to develop customized programs to give you the skills and knowledge that local employers want – today!

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Local employers are seeking individuals with manufacturing and industrial skills. Learn about the high-wage career opportunities in Iredell County and discover how Mitchell Community College can provide the training to take advantage of these opportunities.

The Mechatronics Engineering Technology curriculum will prepare you to use basic engineering principles and technical skills in developing and testing automation systems. As a Mechatronics Engineering student, you will learn to work with electrical, electronic, servo, mechanical, fluid power and other electromechanical systems. Courses emphasize prototype testing, manufacturing and operational testing, systems analysis and maintenance procedures with an emphasis on automated systems startup, maintenance and troubleshooting at the systems level.

When you graduate, you should be qualified for employment in industrial maintenance and manufacturing and will be prepared to work in assembly, testing, startup, troubleshooting, repair, process improvement and control systems. Contribute to a product in its entirety from concept and design to delivery

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

Build your foundation of electrical/electronic skills to begin work in the layout, installation and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems. Learn about AC/DC theory, basic wiring, electronics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), AC drives, sensors, industrial motor controls, systems integration and National Electric Code to qualify for apprenticeships and on-the-job training positions in factory automation, electrical contracting and field service.

You have options in Mitchell’s Electronics Engineering Technology program. You may start work on a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte or train on the mechatronics track to qualify for jobs in local industry. Either way, you will learn about DC/AC circuits, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic communication systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), electrical machines, fabrication techniques and design

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Local employers are seeking individuals with manufacturing and industrial skills. Learn about the high-wage career opportunities in Iredell County and discover how Mitchell Community College can provide the training to take advantage of these opportunities.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Prepare to work in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields as a mechanical engineering technician or begin work on a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. On either path, you can become knowledgeable in engineering graphics, engineering fundamentals and materials and manufacturing processes. Become an expert in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), coordinate measuring machines (CMM), computer numerical controls (CNC), machining, hydraulics, pneumatics, and AutoCAD® and SolidWorks® software.

Mitchell offers the required eight-hour Auto Emissions Certification class to become a licensed auto emission/OBD inspector or renew this certification in North Carolina. Instruction focuses on NC Division of Motor Vehicle regulations, inspection procedures and proper use of diagnostic equipment. The class prepares you for the DMV certification exam administered in conjunction with the class

Mitchell offers the required eight-hour Auto Emissions Certification class to become a licensed auto emission/OBD inspector or renew this certification in North Carolina. Instruction focuses on NC Division of Motor Vehicle regulations, inspection procedures and proper use of diagnostic equipment. The class prepares you for the DMV certification exam administered in conjunction with the class

Prepares students with the essential skills required as an entry level firefighter. Includes NCOSFM Firefighter, HazMat Level 1, and EVD certifications upon successful completion. Cost: $450.00 (includes books). Special admission requirements apply; call (704) 978-1340 for more information. Classes are held in Statesville and some off site locations in the area. Check Public Safety schedule for dates and times.

You can begin or advance a career as a firefighter with a degree in Fire Protection Technology. You may also open up possibilities in business and industry, insurance rating organizations and education.

Fire Protection students learn about hydraulics, hazardous materials, arson investigations, fire protection safety, fire suppression management and laws and codes that are part of this career field

You can begin or advance a career as a firefighter with a degree in Fire Protection Technology. You may also open up possibilities in business and industry, insurance rating organizations and education.

Fire Protection students learn about hydraulics, hazardous materials, arson investigations, fire protection safety, fire suppression management and laws and codes that are part of this career field

You can begin or advance a career as a firefighter with a degree in Fire Protection Technology. You may also open up possibilities in business and industry, insurance rating organizations and education.

Fire Protection students learn about hydraulics, hazardous materials, arson investigations, fire protection safety, fire suppression management and laws and codes that are part of this career field

Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) is designed to give you the essential skills required for entry-level employment as a law enforcement officer with state, county and municipal governments, as well as private enterprise.

Mitchell’s BLET program utilizes State commission-mandated topics and methods of instruction. Students must successfully complete and pass all units of study, which include the certification examination mandated by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission and the North Carolina Sheriffs' Education and Training Standards Commission, in order to receive a Certificate

A degree in Criminal Justice Technology can provide you an exceptionally wide range of job opportunities in local and state law enforcement, corrections, businesses and the courts. As you earn the degree, you will get a solid understanding of criminology, juvenile justice, criminal and constitutional law, investigative principles and ethics.

A degree in Criminal Justice Technology can provide you an exceptionally wide range of job opportunities in local and state law enforcement, corrections, businesses and the courts. As you earn the degree, you will get a solid understanding of criminology, juvenile justice, criminal and constitutional law, investigative principles and ethics.

A degree in Criminal Justice Technology can provide you an exceptionally wide range of job opportunities in local and state law enforcement, corrections, businesses and the courts. As you earn the degree, you will get a solid understanding of criminology, juvenile justice, criminal and constitutional law, investigative principles and ethics.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

If you want to work with children, Early Childhood Education would be an excellent program for you. Learn about child growth and development, the physical needs of children, how to guide children and how to communicate with children and their parents. Take your classroom lessons into facilities that serve children and put theory into practice under the supervision of qualified teachers.

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training prepares students for entry-level positions in emergency pre-hospital care. Eligible to take NCOEMS State Exam upon successful completion. May meet some Saturdays. Registration fee is $180 + associated supply fees, books, and uniform costs. Call (704) 878-4365 for information. Classes are held in Statesville and Mooresville. Check Public Safety Schedule for dates and times

Update your firefighting and rescue skills through Mitchell's Continuing Education Department. Fire and rescue training is offered throughout the year at fire departments across Iredell County.

Prepare to work in a range of government and health care programs serving some of society’s most vulnerable and needy individuals. Combine coursework from key disciplines with fieldwork that allows you to apply new skills and knowledge to get ready for a challenging career or advanced study.

Prepare to work in a range of government and health care programs serving some of society’s most vulnerable and needy individuals. Combine coursework from key disciplines with fieldwork that allows you to apply new skills and knowledge to get ready for a challenging career or advanced study.

Prepare to work in a range of government and health care programs serving some of society’s most vulnerable and needy individuals. Combine coursework from key disciplines with fieldwork that allows you to apply new skills and knowledge to get ready for a challenging career or advanced study.

Prepare to work in a range of government and health care programs serving some of society’s most vulnerable and needy individuals. Combine coursework from key disciplines with fieldwork that allows you to apply new skills and knowledge to get ready for a challenging career or advanced study.

Paralegal course requires a prerequisite of an Associate Degree or higher. Successful completion prepares one to sit for the certification exam.Employment opportunities include being retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency, or other entity and performing specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible.

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Information Technology (IT) field is very broad. Mitchell offers three focused IT degrees: Networking, Service/Support and Software Development. Several courses are common to all, but each degree has unique required courses. Graduates will be qualified for employment in entry-level positions with any public or private entity in their focus/degree area.

Students that choose the Networking degree will develop an in-depth understanding of computer network operation, administration methods and best business practices through hands-on labs and access to world-class curriculum resources developed by networking giant Cisco Systems. In addition, Networking students build familiarity with commonly used server roles installed on enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Service/Support degree will develop a strong understanding of computer hardware through interaction with the hardware components that make up a modern day computer. In addition, students will be exposed to networking technologies through hands-on labs utilizing Netgear switches and enterprise-grade Microsoft Operating Systems.

Students that choose the Software Development degree will learn to program in three of the most popular languages: Java, C++ and Python. Students will gain foundational skills to learn additional languages in the future. Students will learn to program both for PCs and mobile devices. Students will also learn database design and the database SQL language

The Culinary Arts (CA) curriculum prepares graduates to enter the workforce in “full service restaurants, hotels, catering operations, contract foodservices and institutional in house operations.” The inclusion of this curriculum at Mitchell Community College will allow students to enter the workforce with the skill sets needed to increase their marketability to employers.

Of the top 25 employers in Iredell County 2 of the top 5, and 8 total of the 25 use CA skilled positions. The growth of culinarily related occupations in Iredell-(Fueled by the population growth of the high-income Mooresville/Lake Norman areas) by percentage is outpacing neighboring regions. This is doubling the rate of growth in North Wilkesboro and Mecklenburg Counties.

It is important to recognize an education in CA broadens the scope of possible employment opportunities for students. In addition to traditional employment prospects with already established organizations, students with knowledge of CA are also suitable for self-employment, contractor, and entrepreneur employment opportunities. For example, restaurant experience and a CA could lead to an entrepreneurial possibility, a food broker position, catering, interface with produce in agribusiness, etc. Or the graduate could pursue more education through an articulation, and in doing so, increase their position and earning potential

The Culinary Arts (CA) curriculum prepares graduates to enter the workforce in “full service restaurants, hotels, catering operations, contract foodservices and institutional in house operations.” The inclusion of this curriculum at Mitchell Community College will allow students to enter the workforce with the skill sets needed to increase their marketability to employers.

Of the top 25 employers in Iredell County 2 of the top 5, and 8 total of the 25 use CA skilled positions. The growth of culinarily related occupations in Iredell-(Fueled by the population growth of the high-income Mooresville/Lake Norman areas) by percentage is outpacing neighboring regions. This is doubling the rate of growth in North Wilkesboro and Mecklenburg Counties.

It is important to recognize an education in CA broadens the scope of possible employment opportunities for students. In addition to traditional employment prospects with already established organizations, students with knowledge of CA are also suitable for self-employment, contractor, and entrepreneur employment opportunities. For example, restaurant experience and a CA could lead to an entrepreneurial possibility, a food broker position, catering, interface with produce in agribusiness, etc. Or the graduate could pursue more education through an articulation, and in doing so, increase their position and earning potential

The Culinary Arts (CA) curriculum prepares graduates to enter the workforce in “full service restaurants, hotels, catering operations, contract foodservices and institutional in house operations.” The inclusion of this curriculum at Mitchell Community College will allow students to enter the workforce with the skill sets needed to increase their marketability to employers.

Of the top 25 employers in Iredell County 2 of the top 5, and 8 total of the 25 use CA skilled positions. The growth of culinarily related occupations in Iredell-(Fueled by the population growth of the high-income Mooresville/Lake Norman areas) by percentage is outpacing neighboring regions. This is doubling the rate of growth in North Wilkesboro and Mecklenburg Counties.

It is important to recognize an education in CA broadens the scope of possible employment opportunities for students. In addition to traditional employment prospects with already established organizations, students with knowledge of CA are also suitable for self-employment, contractor, and entrepreneur employment opportunities. For example, restaurant experience and a CA could lead to an entrepreneurial possibility, a food broker position, catering, interface with produce in agribusiness, etc. Or the graduate could pursue more education through an articulation, and in doing so, increase their position and earning potential

Become a dietetic technician and help others to enjoy optimal health through proper nutrition. As a dietetic technician, you work under the supervision of a registered, licensed dietician providing personalized services to meet clients’ needs and ensure balanced diets. The Dietetic Technician program courses cover food, nutrition, communication and management.

Prepare to work in healthcare business and financial operations by developing the essential communication, managerial and supervisory skills. Your studies will equip you to plan, organize, direct and control operations to meet the objectives of a healthcare organization. You’ll also learn the intricacies of the legal and ethical environment in healthcare.

Prepare to work in healthcare business and financial operations by developing the essential communication, managerial and supervisory skills. Your studies will equip you to plan, organize, direct and control operations to meet the objectives of a healthcare organization. You’ll also learn the intricacies of the legal and ethical environment in healthcare.

This course is structured to prepare students to sit for the National Coders Certification Exam through AAPC (American Academy of Professional Coders). Students must have Medical Coding & Billing I or prior approval from MCC's Allied Health Coordinator.

Entry level class to prepare students for the national certification exam: Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA). Content includes medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, billing and coding, EHR training, details of insurance, office practices and procedures and more. This class is a prerequisite for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant class. Prerequisites: HS Diploma/GED is required to sit for the certification exam. Students will be responsible for two books purchased through the campus bookstore.

The last time you visited a physician’s office, you may have encountered a medical assistant. Perhaps it was the person who scheduled your appointment or who escorted you to the exam room to ask routine health questions or to record your vital signs or called in a prescription to your pharmacist. Those who enter the medical assisting profession perform a wide array of clinical and administrative duties with physicians of all specialties. Most medical assistants work a regular 40-hour work week—some work part time, evenings, or weekends.

Responsibilities vary depending on office location, size, and specialty. In small practices, medical assistants usually perform both clinical and administrative functions, reporting to an office manager, physician, or other health practitioner. In larger health care settings, medical assistants may specialize in one specific area, such as billing (administrative only) or clinical procedures (which may vary by state law).

Medical assistants answer telephones; greet patients; update and file patient medical records; complete out insurance forms; schedule appointments; arrange for hospital admissions and laboratory services; and handle correspondence, transcribing, and bookkeeping. They may take medical histories, explain treatment procedures to patients, prepare patients for examination, and assist the physician throughout the exam. Medical assistants also collect and prepare laboratory specimens or perform basic laboratory tests. They instruct patients about medications and special diets, prepare and administer medications as directed by a physician, authorize drug refills as directed, draw blood, prepare patients for X-rays, take electrocardiograms, remove sutures, and change dressings

The last time you visited a physician’s office, you may have encountered a medical assistant. Perhaps it was the person who scheduled your appointment or who escorted you to the exam room to ask routine health questions or to record your vital signs or called in a prescription to your pharmacist. Those who enter the medical assisting profession perform a wide array of clinical and administrative duties with physicians of all specialties. Most medical assistants work a regular 40-hour work week—some work part time, evenings, or weekends.

Responsibilities vary depending on office location, size, and specialty. In small practices, medical assistants usually perform both clinical and administrative functions, reporting to an office manager, physician, or other health practitioner. In larger health care settings, medical assistants may specialize in one specific area, such as billing (administrative only) or clinical procedures (which may vary by state law).

Medical assistants answer telephones; greet patients; update and file patient medical records; complete out insurance forms; schedule appointments; arrange for hospital admissions and laboratory services; and handle correspondence, transcribing, and bookkeeping. They may take medical histories, explain treatment procedures to patients, prepare patients for examination, and assist the physician throughout the exam. Medical assistants also collect and prepare laboratory specimens or perform basic laboratory tests. They instruct patients about medications and special diets, prepare and administer medications as directed by a physician, authorize drug refills as directed, draw blood, prepare patients for X-rays, take electrocardiograms, remove sutures, and change dressings

Prepare to work in a hospital or clinical laboratory by mastering lab procedures in chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunology and hematology that are used to assess patient health and diagnose disease. If you’re already a certified practicing phlebotomist, with an eye to the future, this program is the logical next step in your career path. The MLT curriculum emphasizes mathematical and scientific concepts utilized in specimen collection, lab testing and procedures and quality assurance

Prepares individuals to work as a Medication Aide in a long term facility. Does not meet requirements for Assisted Living Facilities Med Tech positions.

Train to provide personal care and perform basic nursing skills for the elderly and other adults.

Review and prepare for the revised NA State Exam. Designed for students who let their NA I certification expire within the last 3 years.

This course provides theory and clinical experiences needed for the proper collection of blood and other specimens used for diagnostic testing. Emphasis is placed on ethics, legalities, medical terminology, safety and universal precautions, health care delivery systems, patient relations, anatomy and physiology, and specimen collection. Upon completion, students should be able to safely perform procedures necessary for specimen collections on patients in various health care settings and may be eligible for national certification as phlebotomy technicians.

The Digital Media Technology program at Mitchell Community College prepares students for professions in graphic design, web design, and animation. The primary focus is placed on the aesthetics of design and ability to apply the principles and elements of design across mediums, which sets our students apart when entering the workforce

The Digital Media Technology program at Mitchell Community College prepares students for professions in graphic design, web design, and animation. The primary focus is placed on the aesthetics of design and ability to apply the principles and elements of design across mediums, which sets our students apart when entering the workforce

The Digital Media Technology program at Mitchell Community College prepares students for professions in graphic design, web design, and animation. The primary focus is placed on the aesthetics of design and ability to apply the principles and elements of design across mediums, which sets our students apart when entering the workforce