Flint Hills Technical College Campuses

The Adult Education Center focuses on foundational skills development and adult learner support, offering pathways to technical careers through GED preparation, English language learning, and introductory technical courses. It supports workforce readiness with flexible scheduling.

• Adult Basic Education and GED/HiSET preparation programs
• English as a Second Language (ESL) courses for non-native speakers
• Workforce readiness and career exploration workshops
• Introductory computer literacy and digital skills training
• Bridge programs leading to full technical certificates in health and trades

The Garnett Automotive Training Center is dedicated to automotive service and repair education, offering specialized training in vehicle diagnostics, maintenance, and emerging technologies for aspiring automotive technicians.

• Automotive Technology certificate and diploma programs focusing on engine repair and electrical systems
• Brake, suspension, and steering system diagnostics and repair
• Hybrid and electric vehicle technology training
• ASE certification preparation courses
• Hands-on lab work with modern diagnostic equipment and live vehicles

The La Harpe Automotive Training Center provides focused automotive education with emphasis on practical skills for rural and regional automotive service needs, including advanced repair techniques and customer service integration.

• Automotive Service Technology with concentrations in drivetrain and transmission repair
• Collision repair fundamentals and paint technology
• Heavy equipment and agricultural vehicle maintenance
• Business aspects of automotive service management
• Industry certifications and internship opportunities with local dealerships

The Main Campus of Flint Hills Technical College in Emporia serves as the primary hub for a wide range of technical and career-focused education programs. It emphasizes hands-on training in high-demand fields, preparing students for immediate workforce entry through certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees.

• Allied Health and Nursing programs including Medical Assistant, Practical Nursing, and Health Information Technology
• Business and Information Technology with courses in Computer Networking, Cybersecurity, and Office Administration
• Industrial Technology covering Welding, HVAC, and Electrical Technology
• Automotive and Diesel Technology fundamentals and advanced diagnostics
• General Education courses supporting technical certificates in arts, sciences, and communications
• Specialized labs for IT infrastructure, health simulations, and manufacturing processes

The South Campus specializes in advanced industrial and manufacturing training, with a strong emphasis on welding and related trades. It provides state-of-the-art facilities for hands-on skill development in high-tech industrial applications.

• Comprehensive Welding Technology programs including MIG, TIG, and stick welding certifications
• Industrial Maintenance and Manufacturing Technology courses
• Advanced fabrication and blueprint reading workshops
• Safety and quality control training aligned with industry standards
• Partnerships for apprenticeships in metalworking and construction trades