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Are you ready to launch a fulfilling career or enhance your current skills? Tarrant County College (TCC) offers a wide array of career programs designed to equip you with the knowledge and expertise sought after by employers in today’s competitive job market. From associate degrees to specialized certificates and occupational skills awards, Tcc Career Programs provide practical, hands-on training that can pave the way for your professional aspirations. Explore the diverse opportunities available and find the perfect program to match your interests and career goals.

TCC Career Program Index: A-Z

Navigate our comprehensive list of career programs alphabetically to quickly find the area that interests you.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Understanding TCC Program Types

TCC offers various program types to meet diverse educational and career objectives. For detailed definitions, please refer to the Program Type Definitions in our catalog.

Degree Programs Certificate Programs Transfer Options
Associate of Arts (AA): Focuses on foundational liberal arts education, ideal for students planning to transfer to a four-year university. Level 1 Certificate (CRT1): Provides entry-level skills and focused training for specific occupations. Field of Study (FOS): Designed to streamline transfer to Texas public universities, ensuring course credits are readily accepted.
Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT): Specifically designed for students pursuing a career in education, with a clear pathway to bachelor’s degree programs in teaching. Level 2 Certificate (CRT2): Offers more advanced skills and in-depth training, building upon Level 1 certificates for career advancement.
Associate of Science (AS): Emphasizes science and mathematics, suitable for students intending to transfer to a four-year university for science-related bachelor’s degrees. Advanced Technical Certificate (ATC): Caters to professionals seeking to enhance their technical skills and knowledge in specialized areas.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS): Career-focused degrees designed to provide students with skills for direct entry into the workforce upon graduation in various technical and applied fields. Enhanced Skills Certificate (ESC): Provides focused training in specific skills to enhance employability and career progression.
Occupational Skills Award (OSA): Short-term training programs designed to quickly equip students with basic job skills for immediate employment.

Looking for detailed course descriptions? Explore our Course Catalog for in-depth information on all courses offered at TCC.

A

Accounting Career Paths:

  • Accounting Assistant: See Business Administration: Accounting Assistant
  • Accounting Information Management: This program provides a comprehensive understanding of accounting principles and information systems.

Allied Health & Medical Technology Programs:

  • Anesthesia Technology: Learn to assist anesthesiologists in administering anesthesia and monitoring patients.
  • Automotive: Collision Repair: See Transportation Programs
  • Automotive: Diesel Technician: See Transportation Programs – Diesel Technician
  • Automotive: Service Technology: See Transportation Programs
  • Automotive: Toyota Technician Education Network (T-TEN): See Transportation Programs – Toyota T-TEN
  • Aviation: Aviation Maintenance Technology: See Aviation Programs
  • Aviation: Professional Pilot: See Aviation Programs

Architecture & Design Programs:

  • Architectural Technology: Develop skills in architectural design, drafting, and CAD software.

    Alt Text: Architecture student meticulously working on a detailed scale model, showcasing hands-on learning in TCC’s Architectural Technology program.

Associate Degrees for Transfer:

  • Associate of Arts, AA: A versatile degree providing a broad liberal arts foundation for transfer to various bachelor’s programs.
  • Associate of Science, AS: Concentrates on math and sciences, ideal for students aiming for STEM-related bachelor’s degrees at four-year institutions.

Automotive Technology Programs:

  • Automotive: Collision Repair: Specialize in repairing and refinishing damaged vehicle bodies.
    • Automotive Collision Repair, AAS
      • Automotive Metal Repair, C1
      • Automotive Refinishing, C1
  • Automotive: Diesel Technician: See Diesel Technician
  • Automotive: Service Technology: Learn to diagnose, service, and repair a wide range of vehicle systems.
    • Automotive Service Technology, AAS
      • General Service Technician, OSA
      • Engine Analysis Technician, C1
      • Heavy Line Technician, C1
  • Automotive: Toyota Technician Education Network (T-TEN): Partnering with Toyota, this program offers specialized training on Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
    • Automotive Service Technology: Toyota Technician Education Network, AAS
      • Toyota General Service Technician, C1
      • Toyota Service Technician, C2

Aviation Programs:

  • Aviation: Aviation Maintenance Technology: Focus on the maintenance and repair of aircraft airframes and powerplants.
    • Aviation Maintenance Technology: Airframe, AAS
      • Advanced Composite Technology, C1
      • Avionics Line Maintenance, C1
      • Aviation Maintenance Technology: Airframe, C2
    • Aviation Maintenance Technology: Powerplant, AAS
      • Aviation Maintenance Technology: Powerplant, C2
  • Aviation: Professional Pilot: Train to become a professional pilot, earning certifications and flight hours.
    • Aviation: Professional Pilot, AAS
      • Commercial Pilot, C1
      • Flight Instructor, ESC

B

Business Administration Programs:

  • Business Administration: Accounting Assistant: Develop skills for entry-level accounting positions.
    • Business Administration: Accounting Assistant, AAS
      • Accounting Assistant I, C1
      • Accounting Assistant II, C1
      • Accounting Assistant III, C2
  • Business Administration: Business: Gain a broad understanding of business principles and practices.
    • Associate of Arts in Business, AA
    • Business Administration: Business, AAS
      • Business I, C1
      • Business II, C2
    • Business Administration, FOS (Field of Study for transfer)
  • Business Administration: Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management: Learn to start, manage, and grow your own business.
    • Business Administration: Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management, AAS
      • Small Business Associate, OSA
      • Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management I, C1
      • Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management II, C2
  • Business Administration: Fashion Merchandising: Explore the world of fashion retail, merchandising, and sales.
    • Business Administration: Fashion Merchandising, AAS
      • Fashion Sales Associate, OSA
      • Fashion Merchandising I, C1
      • Fashion Merchandising II, C2
  • Business Administration: Management: Develop essential management and leadership skills applicable across industries.
    • Business Administration: Management, AAS
      • Retail Management, C1
      • Management I, C1
      • Management II, C2
  • Business Administration: Marketing: Learn the fundamentals of marketing, advertising, and market research.
    • Business Administration: Marketing, AAS
      • Marketing, OSA
      • Marketing I, C1
      • Marketing II, C2

C

Healthcare & Medical Support Programs:

  • Central Sterile Processing: Train to sterilize medical instruments and equipment, crucial for healthcare facilities.
    • Central Sterile Processing, C1
  • Chemistry: See Science & Mathematics Programs
  • Child Development: Prepare for a career working with young children in various childcare settings.
    • Child Development, AAS
      • After School Provider, C1
      • Preschool Child Care Provider, C1
      • Child Care Administration, C2
  • Computed Tomography (CT): See Radiologic Technology

Computer & Information Technology Programs:

  • Computer-Aided Drafting & Design Technology: Learn to use CAD software for design and drafting in building/civil and manufacturing fields.
    • Computer-Aided Drafting & Design Technology: Building / Civil Technology, AAS
      • Building Technology, C1
      • Civil Technology, C1
    • Computer-Aided Drafting & Design Technology: Manufacturing Technology, AAS
      • Basic CAD Technician, OSA
      • CNC Machinist Technology, C1
      • Manufacturing Technology, C2
  • Computer Science: See Information Technology
  • Construction Management Technology: Develop skills in construction planning, management, and supervision.
    • Construction Management Technology, AAS
      • Construction Inspection Technician, C1
      • Construction Management Technology, C1

Criminal Justice & Legal Studies:

  • Criminal Justice: Explore the criminal justice system, law enforcement, and security.

    • Criminal Justice, AAS
      • Security Management, OSA
      • Basic Peace Officer Certification, C1
      • Criminal Justice & Policing, C1
    • Criminal Justice, FOS (Field of Study for transfer)

    Alt Text: TCC Criminal Justice students actively participating in a classroom discussion, illustrating the interactive learning environment of the program.

Culinary Arts & Hospitality Programs:

  • Culinary Arts: Train in professional cooking techniques, baking, and pastry arts.
    • Culinary Arts, AAS
      • Baking & Pastry, C1
      • Culinary Arts I, C1
      • Catering / Private Chef, C2

D

Dental & Oral Health Programs:

Transportation Programs – Diesel & Automotive:

E

Education Programs:

  • Education: See Teacher Education
  • Electrical Line Technician: Train to build and maintain electrical power lines.
    • Electrical Line Technician, AAS
      • Ground Technician, C1
      • Line Technician, C2

Electronics & Automation Technology Programs:

  • Electronics Technology: Advanced Energy Technician: Focus on renewable energy technologies and systems.

    • Electronics Technology: Advanced Energy Technician, AAS
      • Renewable Energy Technology, C1

    Alt Text: Electronics Technology students collaborating on a project involving electrical circuitry, demonstrating hands-on experience in TCC’s electronics program.

  • Electronics Technology: Robotics & Automation: Learn about robotics, automation systems, and mechatronics.

    • Electronics Technology: Robotics & Automation, AAS
      • Electronics Technology, C1
      • Mechatronics Technology, C1

Emergency Medical Services Programs:

Engineering Programs:

  • Engineering : Prepare for transfer to a four-year university to complete a bachelor’s degree in engineering.
    • Associate of Science in Engineering, AS
  • Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management: See Business Administration: Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management

F

Fashion Programs:

  • Fashion Merchandising: See Business Administration: Fashion Merchandising
  • Fire Protection Technology: Train in fire prevention, firefighting techniques, and safety.
    • Fire Protection Technology, AAS
      • Basic Firefighter Certification, C1

G

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Programs:

  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Learn to use GIS software for mapping, spatial analysis, and data management.
    • Geographic Information Systems, AAS
      • Basic Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Skills, C1
      • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Programmer, C1
      • Geographic Information Systems, C2

Graphic Design & Communication Programs:

  • Graphic Communication: Develop skills in graphic design, digital media, and visual communication.
    • Graphic Communication, AAS
      • Computer Graphics, C1
      • Photographic Retouching, C1

H

Health Information & Administration Programs:

  • Health Information Technology: Manage and protect patient health information using electronic health records systems.
    • Health Information Technology, AAS
  • Health Science Programs
  • Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology (HVAC/R): Train in the installation, maintenance, and repair of HVAC/R systems for residential and commercial buildings.
    • Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology: Commercial HVAC/R Technician, AAS
      • HVAC Installer, OSA
      • HVAC/R Commercial Technician, C2
    • Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology: Residential HVAC/R Technician, AAS
      • HVAC Residential Technician I, C1
      • HVAC Residential Technician II, C1

Humanities & Social Sciences Programs:

  • History: Explore historical events and develop critical thinking skills. (Field of Study for transfer)
    • History, FOS
  • Horticulture: Learn about plant science, landscaping, and horticulture management.
    • Horticulture, AAS
      • Horticulture Basic Skills, OSA
      • Horticulture, C1
      • Plant Health Specialist, C1
      • Horticulture Business Management, C2

Hospitality & Tourism Programs:

  • Hospitality Management: Prepare for careers in food service, hotel management, and event planning.
    • Hospitality Management: Food Service Management, AAS
      • Beverage Management I, C1
      • Food Service Operations, C1
      • Beverage Management II, C2
    • Hospitality Management: Hospitality / Travel & Tourism Management, AAS
      • Hospitality / Hotel Supervision, C1
      • Hospitality / Travel & Tourism Supervision, C2
    • Hospitality Management: Meeting & Event Planning / Convention & Group Management, AAS
      • Meeting & Event Planning / Convention & Group Management, C1
  • Human Resources Management: Develop skills in employee relations, recruitment, and human resource practices.
    • Human Resources Management, AAS
      • Human Resources Specialist I, C1
      • Human Resources Specialist II, C2

I

Industrial & Manufacturing Technology Programs:

  • Industrial Technician: Train for maintenance and operations roles in industrial settings.
    • Industrial Technician, AAS
      • Industrial Technician I, C1
      • Industrial Technician II, C2

Information Technology (IT) Programs:

K

Kinesiology & Exercise Science Programs:

  • Kinesiology: Study human movement, exercise science, and health. (Associate of Arts for transfer)
    • Associate of Arts in Kinesiology, AA

L

Library & Logistics Programs:

  • Library Technician: Assist librarians in library operations and services.
    • Library Technician, AAS
      • Library Technician, C1
  • Logistics & Supply Chain Management: Learn about supply chain operations, logistics, and transportation management.
    • Logistics & Supply Chain Management, AAS
      • Transportation Management, C1
      • Warehouse Management, C1
  • Long Term Care Administration: Prepare to manage long-term care facilities and services.
    • Long Term Care Administration, C1

M

Medical Imaging & Related Technologies:

  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technology (MRI): See Radiologic Technology
  • Management: See Business Administration: Management
  • Marketing: See Business Administration: Marketing
  • Mathematics: Develop advanced mathematical skills for further studies or technical careers. (Associate of Science for transfer)
    • Associate of Science in Mathematics, AS
  • Medical Assistant: Assist physicians and other healthcare professionals in clinical and administrative tasks.
    • Medical Assistant, C1
  • Mental Health & Human Services: Prepare for careers in social work and mental health support services.
    • Mental Health & Human Services, AAS
      • Social Work, C1
    • Mental Health Substance Abuse Counseling, AAS
      • Substance Abuse Counseling, C1
    • Social Work, FOS (Field of Study for transfer)
  • Music: Study music theory, performance, and music history. (Associate of Arts for transfer)
    • Associate of Arts in Music, AA

N

Inspection & Testing Technologies:

  • Nondestructive Inspection, Testing & Evaluation: Learn to use non-destructive testing methods to inspect materials and components.
    • Nondestructive Inspection, Testing & Evaluation, AAS
      • Nondestructive Testing Technician, C1
      • Radiography Technician, C1
  • Nuclear Medicine Technology: Use radioactive materials for medical imaging and treatment.
    • Nuclear Medicine Technology, AAS
  • Nursing: Prepare for a career as a registered nurse.
    • Nursing, AAS
    • Nursing, FOS (Field of Study for transfer)
  • Nursing: Vocational Nursing: Become a licensed vocational nurse (LVN), providing direct patient care.
    • Vocational Nursing, C2

O

Safety & Environmental Technologies:

  • Occupational Safety & Environmental Technology: Focus on workplace safety, environmental protection, and regulatory compliance.
    • Occupational Safety & Environmental Technology, AAS
      • Environmental Health & Safety Technician, C1
      • Water Resources Technician, C1
  • Office Technology: Develop essential office skills and software proficiency for administrative roles.
    • Office Technology Professional, AAS
      • Office Assistant, OSA
      • Administrative Specialist, C1
      • Applications Specialist, C1
      • Office Technology Specialist, C2
  • Ophthalmic Technician: Assist ophthalmologists in eye care and vision testing.
    • Ophthalmic Technician, AAS
      • Ophthalmic Assistant I, C1
      • Ophthalmic Assistant II, C2

P

Legal Support & Healthcare Assistance Programs:

  • Paralegal Studies: Assist attorneys in legal research, document preparation, and case management.
    • Paralegal Studies, AAS
      • Paralegal Studies, ATC
  • Patient Care Technician (PCT): Provide direct patient care in hospitals and healthcare facilities.
    • Patient Care Technician, C1
  • Physical Therapist Assistant: Assist physical therapists in patient rehabilitation and therapy.
    • Physical Therapist Assistant, AAS

Construction & Skilled Trades Programs:

  • Pipefitter: Train in the installation and maintenance of piping systems.
    • Pipefitter, AAS
      • Pipefitting–Basic, C1
      • Pipefitting–Advanced, C1

Psychology Programs:

  • Psychology: Study human behavior and mental processes. (Field of Study for transfer)
    • Psychology, FOS

R

Media & Communication Programs:

  • Radio, Television & Film: Learn about media production, broadcasting, and filmmaking.

    • Radio, Television and Film, AAS
      • Sound Recording Technology, C1
      • Multimedia Production, C2

  • Radiologic Technology: See Medical Imaging Programs

  • Real Estate: Prepare for a career in real estate sales, property management, and related fields.

    • Real Estate, AAS
      • Real Estate, C1

    Alt Text: Real Estate program student carefully reviewing property documents, highlighting the detailed study involved in TCC’s real estate career program.

Respiratory Therapy Programs:

  • Respiratory Care: Provide respiratory therapy and care for patients with breathing disorders.
    • Respiratory Care, AAS

S

Language & Social Science Programs:

  • Sign Language Interpreting: Train to become a sign language interpreter, facilitating communication between deaf and hearing individuals.
    • Sign Language Interpreting, AAS
      • Conversational ASL for Healthcare Workers Certificate, OSA
      • Basic American Sign Language Acquisition, C1
      • Sign Language Communicator, C1
      • Educational Sign Language Interpreting, ESC
  • Sociology: Study society, social behavior, and social issues. (Field of Study for transfer)
    • Sociology, FOS
  • Surgical Technology: Assist surgeons in the operating room, preparing instruments and ensuring a sterile environment.
    • Surgical Technology, AAS

T

Teacher Education Programs:

  • Teacher Education: Prepare for a career in teaching, with pathways for early childhood through high school education.
    • Associate of Arts in Teaching: Early Childhood through Grade 6, AAT
    • Associate of Arts in Teaching: Grades 4-8 and Early Childhood through Grade 12 Special Education, AAT
    • Associate of Arts in Teaching: Grades 8-12 and Early Childhood through Grade 12 Other than Special Education, AAT

V

Medical Imaging Specialty:

  • Vascular Interventional Radiography: See Radiologic Technology
  • Visual Arts : Explore various art forms, develop artistic skills, and build a portfolio. (Associate of Arts for transfer)
    • Associate of Arts in Visual Arts, AA
  • Vocational Nursing: See Nursing, Vocational

W

Welding & Metal Fabrication Programs:

  • Welding Technology: Train in various welding processes and metal fabrication techniques.

    • Welding Technology, AAS
      • Welding: Advanced, C1
      • Welding: Basic, C1

    Alt Text: Welding Technology student skillfully welding metal pieces together in a TCC lab, showcasing practical training in the welding career program.

Updated November 22, 2024

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