Randolph Technical Career Center
Trade Schools and Apprenticeships in Vermont / Randolph Technical Career Center
Randolph Technical Career Center – Randolph, VT
Programs Offered
- Building Trades and Construction Technology
- Welding and Fabrication
- Automotive Technology
- Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering
- Natural Resources and Forestry
Program Overview
Randolph Technical Career Center (RTCC) provides hands-on technical education designed to prepare students for success in high-demand trade and industrial careers. The center’s programs emphasize safety, craftsmanship, and applied learning, blending classroom theory with extensive shop and field experience. Students work with industry-standard tools and materials to build a foundation for long-term employment or advanced study in their chosen trade.
RTCC partners with local employers, trade unions, and community organizations to offer apprenticeship pathways, internships, and dual-enrollment opportunities with Vermont State University and other technical colleges. Graduates leave with practical skills, certifications, and workforce readiness that set them apart in today’s competitive job market.
Hands-On Training
Students gain direct experience through shop-based instruction and real construction or fabrication projects. Core training areas include:
- Residential and commercial carpentry
- Structural framing, roofing, and finishing work
- MIG, TIG, and Stick welding and metal fabrication
- Machining and precision measurement
- Electrical and mechanical systems maintenance
- Safety procedures and blueprint interpretation
Programs are structured to replicate job-site conditions, encouraging teamwork, responsibility, and technical precision. Students also learn industry best practices for efficiency, environmental sustainability, and workplace communication.
Certifications & Career Preparation
- OSHA Safety Certifications
- American Welding Society (AWS) Certification opportunities
- Industry-recognized credentials in construction and machining
- Preparation for apprenticeships or entry-level employment
Graduates are prepared to enter Vermont’s workforce in areas such as carpentry, construction management, welding, and industrial maintenance. Many continue on to associate degree programs in applied technology or enroll in union apprenticeship programs for advanced licensure.
Program Length
- Certificate and Diploma Programs: 1–2 Years (depending on specialty)
Admission Requirements
- High School Diploma, GED, or current high school enrollment
- Basic math and measurement skills
- Interest in construction, mechanics, or industrial technologies
Financial Aid & Support Services
RTCC offers affordable technical training supported by scholarships, state workforce development funds, and financial aid opportunities. Students have access to career counseling, resume workshops, and job placement support through partnerships with local employers and apprenticeship programs.
Location
Located in Randolph, Vermont, the Randolph Technical Career Center serves students across central Vermont. Its campus includes modern workshops, welding bays, and construction labs that provide an authentic, hands-on learning environment for all trade disciplines.
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