Clark joins South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center as Electronics Instructor

Lavitrius Clark of Cordele, has joined the South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center as an Electronics Technology adjunct instructor effective immediately, announced South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford. He will report to SGTC Dean of Enrollment Management Julie Partain.    Clark is a 2004 graduate of Albany State University with a Bachelor in Business Administration and Management. He is currently pursuing an MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics...



SGTC Jets Booster Club to host 5th Sparky Reeves Classic Golf Tournament

The South Georgia Technical College Jets Booster Club will be hosting the 5th annual Sparky Reeves Classic Golf Tournament on Thursday, October 3rd, 2019 at the Griffin Bell Golf and Conference Center in Americus, GA. Everyone is encouraged to participate and all proceeds will go to the South Georgia Technical College Jets Booster Club to support the Jets and Lady Jets athletic squads. Deadline to enter is Thursday, September 26th.    “We have had a great turnout for the...



South Georgia Tech first graduate, Roy Parker, helped “impact success @ SGTC” for over 70 years!

“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” That quote is attributed to Jackie Robinson but that same sentiment might also apply to South Georgia Technical College and the impact that it has been having on students, communities, and business and industry for the past 71 years.    A small group of very impactful individuals graduated from what is now known as South Georgia Technical College in 1949, including Roy Parker, III of Americus. Roy...



SGTC Adult Education students recognized for IET success

Four South Georgia Technical College Adult Education students participated in a new Integrated Education Training program recently and all four students passed OSHA-10 Certification exams, received the ServSafe Food Handler Certificate and also completed Employability Skills training. The four students recognized were Ryan Lamar, Darrius Daniels, Alex Hale and Alexis White.    The Integrated Education Training Program is a promising practice based in adult learning theory. ...



Yawn of Americus named new SGTC Medical Assisting Instructor

Jeana Yawn of Americus was hired as a new full-time Medical Assisting Instructor for South Georgia Technical College in Americus effective immediately, announced South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford. She will report to South Georgia Technical College Vice President of Academic Affairs David Kuipers.    Yawn, who is a South Georgia Technical College alumni, was working with the Riverside Treatment Center inside Flint River Hospital in Montezuma as a...



SGTC lineworker graduates finish 4th in Georgia Lineman’s rodeo

Two South Georgia Technical College Electrical Lineworker graduates took top honors in the 2019 Georgia Lineman’s Rodeo at the FFA Camp John Hope in Perry. Bradley Knowles, a Spring 2010 graduate from Hawkinsville, and John Mastin, a 2010 Fall semester graduate from Ft. Valley, were both part of a Flint Energies EMC team that finished fourth in the journeyman division.    Each year professional journeyman teams and apprentices with EMC’s statewide compete against teams and...



SGTC Adult Education students earn OSHA-10 certification

Four South Georgia Technical College Adult Education students passed OSHA-10 Certification exams recently and are working toward receiving ServSafe Industry certification as well as a completion certificate in Employability Skills Training as part of a new Integrated Education Training Program (IEP).    The four students who are participating in the Integrated Education Training Program are: Ryan Lamar, Darrius Daniels, Alex Hale and Alexis White. Each of them are attending...



Cooperatives’ donation helps future lineworkers

LaGrange-based Diverse Power and Moultrie-based Colquitt Electric Membership Corp. (EMC) teamed up to provide a pole trailer to the South Georgia Technical College Electrical Lineworker program in Americus recently. The trailer donation was featured in the September 2019 edition of the Georgia Magazine.    Colquitt EMC donated the pole trailer, which was refurbished and painted by Diverse Power before it was given to the college. The trailer will now be utilized to train...



SGTC Foundation chairman Sharad Patel featured in Sumter County Living Magazine

Sharad Patel and his family have chosen to make Americus home and this community is much better because of his and his family’s involvement. Patel is the owner of the Best Western Plus Windsor Hotel in Americus and serves as the Chairman of the South Georgia Technical College Foundation. He lives by the motto, “wherever you live, that is your home and that is where you give back!”    Patel was featured in the Sumter County Living magazine recently. Sherri Martin...



South Georgia Tech to close Thursday, August 29th at 6 p.m. for construction; will reopen on Tuesday, September 3rd at 8 a.m.

South Georgia Technical College will be closing its Americus and Crisp County Center campuses on Thursday, August 29th at 6 p.m. due to construction to replace a water main. Both campuses are scheduled to reopen at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, September 3rd after the long Labor Day Holiday weekend, barring any unforeseen complications,” announced South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford.   By closing the college on Thursday evening, August 29th, South Georgia...



Georgia Power Hiring Lineworkers; SGTC Offers Training

Georgia Power is hiring lineworkers, and South Georgia Technical College offers the training candidates need to take advantage of this outstanding opportunity.  Students who are interested in this career can attend South Georgia Technical College for eight weeks and have the opportunity for the career of a life-time.  South Georgia Tech also has on-campus housing available. A lineworker for Georgia Power can expect excellent pay and benefits. An apprentice lineworker can earn over $40,000...



Over 200 attend job fair at South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center

CORDELE, GA – Well over 200 individuals attended the job fair held at South Georgia Technical College’s Crisp County Center recently. Twenty local employers were on hand looking for specific needs within their businesses and industries. Companies in attendance were seeking to fill a range of jobs including Crew Leader, Formulator CNA, PCA, LPN Computer/IT, Care Specialist, Customer Service, Assembly Operator, Forklift Operator, Industrial Maintenance Tech, CNC Operator, CDL, Welder,...