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Fire Academy graduates 15

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SANFORD - The Fire Academy of Central Carolina Community College graduated 15 students during an Aug. 16 ceremony at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. "These students have graduated from one of the best - in my opinion, the best -- fire academy in the state," said Joey Shue, CCCC Fire/Rescue Training coordinator. The students spent 1,004 hours over six months ...

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Grant to CCCC funds free Harnett healthcare worker training

LILLINGTON - Harnett County's "healthcare corridor" of medical care providers and educational institutions will create a boom in healthcare industry jobs of all types, according to Bill Tyson, Central Carolina Community College Harnett provost. Many more skilled healthcare workers will be needed, he said - and that is where a $100,000 New Generation Careers Grant ...

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Lee Early College kicks off new year

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SANFORD - Excitement and anticipation filled the air as Lee Early College held its seventh annual Freshman Orientation Aug.1 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. A total of 66 freshmen are newly enrolled at LEC, bringing total enrollment to 279. All are eager to take advantage of the opportunity to earn both a high school diploma and an associate degree within five ...

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CCCC offers conversational Chinese

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SANFORD - Planning a trip to China or just curious about the language and culture of the largest, most populous nation on the planet? Either way, Central Carolina Community College is offering a class you don't want to miss: Conversational Chinese. Ling Huang, an English instructor from Nanjing Normal University in the People's Republic of China, will teach the ...

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CCCC and JWU sign transfer agreement

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PITTSBORO - Prospects for Central Carolina Community College's culinary arts students just became sweeter. The college has finalized the terms of an articulation agreement with Johnson & Wales University for its Culinary Arts transfer students. The agreement enables CCCC graduates with an Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts to transfer to JWU to complete ...

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The taste of success is sweet (posted 08.16.2012)

CCCC's Loftis appointed to NC Vet Med Board (posted 08.16.2012)

Education equals success says former high school dropout (posted 08.06.2012)

CCCC celebrates summer graduation (posted 08.06.2012)

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