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A 1973 Triumph Spitfire was recently donated to the Marion Technical College Foundation to then be sold to help fund scholarships.
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A 1973 Triumph Spitfire was recently donated to the Marion Technical College Foundation to then be sold to help fund scholarships.
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May 10, 2021 The Marion County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and Members, City officials, staff, family and friends held a ceremonial ribbon cutting to mark the opening of Marion Technical College’s new campus at 107 N. Main Street, Marion, Ohio. Marion Tech Down houses the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy and Aspire classes for those studying to get their General Education Equivalency (GED) certificate. Marion Tech Workforce Solutions also offers custom classes for local employees as well as a Pearson testing site for those getting certifications. In addition, America’s Workforc...
May 10, 2021 The Marion County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and Members, City officials, staff, family and friends held a ceremonial ribbon cutting to mark the opening of Marion Technical College’s new campus at 107 N. Main Street, Marion, Ohio. Marion Tech Down houses the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy and Aspire classes for those studying to get their General Education Equivalency (GED) certificate. Marion Tech Workforce Solutions also offers custom classes for local employees as well as a Pearson testing site for those getting certifications. In addition, America’s Workforc...
Marion Technical College celebrates opening of downtown campus Just in time for Marion Technical College's 50th anniversary, students, staff, board members and community leaders gathered Thursday to celebrate another milestone: the opening of the college's downtown campus. After a five-month delay, the Marion Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Marion Tech Downtown on the second floor of the Fisher Building. An event was originally planned for December when the satellite location first opened, but was canceled due to rising COVID-19 cases. President Ryan McCal...