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Technical Education is the key to an extraordinay future. Contact us for more information today!

Welcome!

It is our pleasure to welcome you to the Louisiana Technical College, Greater Acadiana Region 4 Website. The site was developed to showcase what our Region and its seven campuses have to offer.

Where is your Future?

Technical Education and the Future

Technical education is paving the way towards the workplace of tomorrow. As technology rapidly changes and is increasingly being used by U.S. companies, the skills required to compete for jobs are shifting.

In order to succeed in the new workplace, American workers need solid skills to add value to their company quickly. The new workplace rewards individuals who have both a basic education plus professional and technical skills. There is current high demand for qualified workers who are trained in information technology, conduct laboratory tests, or repair high tech equipment and even more so those skilled in construction and health services. Successful employees must package themselves with a marketable portfolio of skills.

It's a fact that the largest employment growth is happening in jobs considered "skilled." Job growth in careers considered to be "professional" jobs (doctors, lawyers, etc.) is showing the least growth. There are now more opportunities available in careers that require specific, technical and/or skilled ability than any other type of career field. And most jobs will require some form of education beyond high school, but not necessarily a four-year degree.

Companies are seeking employees that are familiar with the high tech environment it takes to run their particular industry and skills necessary to produce quality products. Those who get a good deal of hands-on experience (in labs, through apprenticeships or co-ops) will stand the best chance of success.

Louisiana Technical College is the leader in preparing the workforce for these new jobs. And technical education in Louisiana has remained responsive to the education and training needs of Acadiana business and industry. This training responsiveness and flexibility continues to play a central role in encouraging employers to invest in expanding markets. The Greater Acadiana Region is unwavering in its commitment to provide training and education which supports the economic development of the state.

We invite you to visit our campuses and partner with us to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve your personal goals. If you ever have any questions, always feel free to contact us here at one of our seven campus locations.

We are excited about the success you can achieve!

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