Career & College Promise

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Overview

Career and College Promise provides seamless dual enrollment educational opportunities tuition-free for eligible North Carolina high school students in order to accelerate completion of college certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees that lead to college transfer or provide entry level job skills. Central Carolina offers Career and College Promise pathways aligned with the K-12 curriculum and career and college ready standards adopted by the State Board of Education.

Apply

Want to take college classes? Apply for the Career & College Promise Program

  1. 1 You can apply online by creating an account, selecting "CCP Dual Enrollment" on the application, and completing the form.
  2. 2 Make an appointment to meet with your CCP Advisor. Your advisors contact details are listed under "Contacts" below.
  3. 3 Be on the lookout for email notification of acceptance! You can also check back periodically for updates. Once accepted, you will receive information about getting started with CCCC.
  4. 4 Once registration opens, your CCP Advisor will process your registration and let you know when you have been registered.

Home School

Home school students who will be in 9th or 10th grade at the time of their enrollment need to contact our Director of Secondary Partnerships, Dr. Sara Newcomb, to enroll. Please set up an appointment with Dr. Sara Newcomb.

Home school students who will be in 11th or 12th grade at the time of their enrollment need to contact our College Access Coordinator, Mary Schmid Carter, to enroll. Please send an email to mschmid@cccc.edu for information on what is required for enrollment.

Contacts

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Harnett County Schools

Harnett Central HS

Ben Thomas

Harnett Early College

Nick Testa

Harnett Virtual Academy

Tracy Autry

Overhills HS

Samantha Lane

Triton HS

Tracy Autry

Western Harnett HS

Deanna Goins

Lee County Schools

Ascend Leadership Academy

Heather McKenzie

Bragg Street

Jennifer Babb

Central Carolina Academy

Jennifer Babb

Lee Early College

Nick Testa

Lee Senior

Heather McKenzie

Southern Lee

Jennifer Babb

Chatham County Schools

Chatham Central

Kristin Turner

Chatham Charter

April Hammonds

Chatham Early College (CEC)

Fae Goodman

Jordan Matthews

April Hammonds

Northwood

Kristin Turner

One Academy

Fae Goodman

Seaforth HS

Timarie Franco

Private Schools

Grace Christian, Lee Christian, Cape Fear Christian, Woods Charter, Calvary Education Center, Etc. (All Private Schools)

Ben Thomas

Home School

All Home Schools 11th/12th Grade

Samantha Lane

All Home Schools 11th/12th Grade

Mary Schmid Carter

Out-Of-Area & NCVPS

All out-of-area students & NCVPS students

Samantha Lane

Program Administrator

Program Administrator

Megan Burgess

Central Carolina Works (CCW)

Central Carolina Works (CCW) is a collaboration between the three local education agencies served by Central Carolina Community College; the college administration and faculty, and the business communities of Chatham, Harnett, and Lee counties. The project targets dual enrollment participation in the three county service area, while simultaneously building faculty, administration, and curriculum capacity for guiding students and families through the full range of educational and career pathways-both Career and Technical Education (CTE) and College Transfer (CT). CCW employs an individualized advising model that includes 9 full-time Career and College Advisors, stationed on site at each area high school. In addition to providing outreach and advising services to the area's 11,000+ high school students, these advisors serve as primary coordinators of a sustained professional development program that connects schools and classrooms with local business and industry. CCW is also focused on the development of additional CTE pathways, allowing students more opportunities for pathway completion.

Mission

Central Carolina Works seeks to promote skills and knowledge that will ready students for success in college and careers leading to economic benefits for individuals and communities through increased participation in North Carolina's Career and College Promise program.