Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College - Middlesboro Campus

Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) first began offering off-campus classes in Bell County in the early 1980s. By the fall of 1987, it was obvious that enrollment would continue to grow in Bell County, and space was acquired on the third floor of the First State Bank Building. When enrollment increases rendered this building inadequate, additional space was obtained on the second floor of the Middlesboro Board of Education Building. Soon the College realized that permanent facilities would be required in Middlesboro to keep up with student demand. In 1990, the General Assembly approved the College's plan to build and occupy a new Bell County Campus to be shared with the Southeast Regional Technology Center. The campus design included three initial buildings with room for growth. Work on the campus began in 1993 and the new facility opened for classes in August 1995. Today, the campus boasts the largest enrollment of any of the five Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College campuses.

Quick Facts

The Middlesboro Campus is a full-service campus with an enrollment of over 1,100 students, offering accessible and affordable training to area residents.

The campus provides all classes required for Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science, and General Occupational Technical Studies Degrees. Certificate and Diploma programs are also offered.

Programs Offered

Information Technology

Criminal Justice

Diesel Technology

Electronics

Computer Aided Drafting

Heavy Equipment Operation

Trucking Driving Training

Transportation Specialist

Office Technology

Cosmetology

Early Childhood Education

Medical Transcription

Other campus services

Small Business Development Center

Adult Basic Education and GED Center

Academic Support Center

Library