BridgeValley Community and Technical College Campuses

The Montgomery Campus, housed in Davis Hall, serves as a key hub for foundational technical education and general studies within BridgeValley Community and Technical College. This campus emphasizes accessible career training in a smaller, community-focused setting, offering programs that prepare students for immediate workforce entry or transfer. With a legacy from the former Bridgemont Community and Technical College, it focuses on practical skills in business, IT support, and introductory technical fields.

• Business Administration and Accounting: Courses in bookkeeping, operations, and entrepreneurship.
• Criminal Justice: Training for law enforcement and corrections careers.
• General Education: Core classes supporting associate degrees like Board of Governors.
• Information Technology: Basic computer maintenance and networking offered alongside South Charleston.
• Workforce Basics: Introductory welding, machine tool technology, and utility services.

This campus supports student success through dedicated centers and flexible scheduling, fostering hands-on learning in a supportive environment. Programs here integrate real-world applications, ensuring graduates are equipped for regional job markets in Fayette County and beyond.2070

The South Charleston Campus Building 2000 represents the primary instructional facility for health sciences and professional programs at BridgeValley. Located in the heart of the technology park, it specializes in selective admissions programs in allied health and nursing, providing state-of-the-art labs for clinical training. This site caters to students pursuing high-demand healthcare careers with rigorous, hands-on curricula.

• Nursing: AAS in Nursing and Practical Nursing certificates.
• Allied Health: Medical Lab Technology, Radiologic Technology, Dental Hygiene.
• EMS - Paramedic Science: Emergency medical training.
• Healthcare Management: Administrative skills for medical settings.
• Health Sciences: Broad foundational programs including phlebotomy.

Building 2000 hosts administrative offices, student services, and general education classes, supporting a vibrant campus life. Its focus on healthcare aligns with regional needs, boasting high job placement rates.70111

The Advanced Technology Center (Toyota Hall) at the South Charleston Campus is a specialist facility dedicated to cutting-edge engineering, manufacturing, and advanced technical training. Situated in the WV Regional Technology Park, it provides industry-partnered programs with modern equipment for automation, energy, and process industries, emphasizing apprenticeships and certifications for high-tech jobs.

• Advanced Manufacturing Technology: Fabrication, automotive, and electrical concentrations.
• Engineering Technology: Mechanical, process, and chemical operations.
• Diesel and HVACR Technology: Hands-on mechanic and refrigeration training.
• Machine Tool and Welding Technology: Skill sets leading to AAS degrees.
• Cyber Security & Networking: Advanced IT and cybersecurity courses.

This campus fosters innovation through collaborations like FAME apprenticeships and workforce development, preparing students for roles in manufacturing and utilities. Its location enhances access to industry partners.7071