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Last weeks Supreme Court ruling wont affect how USC Aiken and Aiken Tech admit students.

Hundreds of Aiken residents may know Neel Flannagan for his decades of work as an automotive mechanic, largely at Aiken Technical College, and more recently, the Virginia native has focused

Hundreds of Aiken residents may know Neel Flannagan for his decades of work as an automotive mechanic, largely at Aiken Technical College, and more recently, the Virginia native has focused

“Our nation is 100,000 short of cybersecurity workers,” said Tom Clark, executive director for the CSRA Alliance for Fort Gordon. “We’re trying to grow the workforce locally—mostly to fill the

“Our nation is 100,000 short of cybersecurity workers,” said Tom Clark, executive director for the CSRA Alliance for Fort Gordon. “We’re trying to grow the workforce locally—mostly to fill the

Enrollment at Aiken Technical College is on the upswing.

The Sertoma Club of Aiken gifted the Aiken Technical College Foundation $2,000 on May 15 to support the Sertoma Scholarship for Aiken Tech students with hearing impairment.

Aiken County school and district officials are preparing for the possibility of a delayed opening to Highland Springs Middle School.

Gala honors area high school students who are graduating from academia to the military, plus highlights from other educational news across the CSRA.

Aiken Tech Career Programs Aim to Counter Workforce Shortage Aiming to fill thousands of vacant jobs across South Carolina, Aiken Technical College is offering no-cost or quick-turnaround certifications for technicians in manufacturing, wireless tower maintenance and other fields. April 27, 2021 •  Ana Vargas (TNS) — Aiken Technical Colleges rapid response to workforce training needs is preparing young adults and older students to fill vacant positions ...