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High-demand career fields include computer support, medical assisting, practical nursing, industrial maintenance mechatronics, automotive technology, welding tech, and so much more.

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The skilled trades industry continues to be one of the hottest job markets — and ChattState’s robust Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) is the way to go for:

  • Hands-on, specialized-skills training
  • Diploma + certificate programs completed in a year or less
  • A vast range of career fields
  • 92% job placement in high-demand jobs with rising wages

Piqued your interest? Attend the TCAT Open House on Tuesday, June 11 to tour the campus, meet instructors + get help with admissions and financial aid.

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