Congratulations to Talisha Johnson, Practical Nursing student who is a scholarship recipient from the Burkhart Family Foundation. Bill Burkhart and Don Laye presented Talisha’s award letter recognizing her pursuit of a career in technical education. The Burkhart Family Foundation believes skilled workers are the cornerstone of America and trade schools provide certifications that can immediately […]
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When you visit the Burkhart Family Foundation website, their vision is clear…Bringing A Brighter Future To Our Communities. One Scholarship At A Time. The Burkhart Family Foundation is a collaboration of friends and family that deeply believe skilled workers are the cornerstone of America. They have created an online or mail-in application process for FCTC […]
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Congratulations Shakeria for receiving Altrusa International’s District 3 Joey Robison Scholarship for Non-Traditional Students. The qualifications for this scholarship include being out of high school for six or more years and attending a college or technical school. Life changes, education desires, financial needs and change of career contribute to pre-requisites for this scholarship. Shakeria is […]
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“Garrison and I are doing well, living north of Nashville. I am leaving a 911 job to work for Vanderbilt Medical Center. Vanderbilt offers endless learning opportunities and a great deal of advancement opportunities. Garrison works for a surrounding county doing the 911 there. We met in Paramedic school in 2017 and got married January […]
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As a senior at Interlachen High School, Peyton attended FCTC’s Showcase in 2017. It was then that she selected the Dental Assisting program for her career path. Before starting class, Peyton participated in Florida Endowment Foundation’s Summer Youth Program where she was awarded a $1,000 scholarship towards her education. We are pleased to announce that […]
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The First Coast Technical College Education Foundation ensures access to high quality education for students by eliminating financial barriers. FCTC graduates are equipped with skills to meet the changing needs of the local business community and contribute to the economic vitality of St. Johns County.