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The sudden closure of Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) campuses compelled most traditional and industrial instructors to reformat their courses to be taken by students online while the world struggles with the COVID-19 pandemic. “Although this adjustment has been challenging at times, I believe our faculty, staff and students have embraced the undertaking and are […]

New students are currently being accepted into Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s Culinary Arts program for the summer semester. Courses for the summer semester have been adapted to fit an online learning environment. The following courses can be taken online for the summer semester: CUUL 1000 – Fundamentals of Culinary Arts CUUL 1110 – Culinary Safety and […]

Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) Spring Commencement Ceremony has been rescheduled to August 11, at 7:00 p.m. at the Forum River Center in Rome. The decision was made in accordance with Governor Brian Kemp's Executive Order for GNTC to remain closed through the spring semester.  Both spring and summer semester GNTC graduates will be invited […]

As the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rise there has also been an increased demand for medical supplies such as ventilators, hospital masks and gloves. So on Saturday, March 28, Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC) gathered its supply of ventilators used in its Respiratory Care program to donate to the Georgia Emergency Management and […]

In compliance with Governor Brian Kemp’s Executive Order, Georgia Northwestern Technical College will be closed through April 10, 2020. No on-site instructional classes will be held (credit courses, clinical rotations, adult education, and continuing education), and all activities on GNTC campuses are canceled.  Online instruction will continue. Certain faculty and staff may be required to […]

Just ahead of the SkillsUSA Georgia State Leadership & Skills Conference in Atlanta, Georgia Northwestern Technical College hosted two state events, Telecom and Internet of Things, at its Floyd County Campus on Wednesday, March 11. Three Electrical Systems Technology students, Corey Johnston, Daniel Carrillo and Emanuel Reyes, put their knowledge and skills to work as […]