TBCC Campuses

Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) offers a diverse range of programs designed to meet the educational and career needs of its students at the Main Campus in Tillamook, Oregon. The college focuses on providing accessible, high-quality education to support both academic advancement and workforce development in the region.

• Associate Degrees: TBCC offers Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) degrees for students planning to transfer to four-year universities, as well as Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees in fields like Business, Criminal Justice, and Healthcare.
• Career and Technical Education (CTE): Programs such as Welding Technology, Industrial Maintenance, and Automotive Technology prepare students for immediate entry into skilled trades with hands-on training.
• Healthcare Programs: Courses in Nursing and Medical Assisting are tailored to meet the growing demand for healthcare professionals, offering certifications and practical experience.
• Adult Basic Education (ABE): TBCC supports adult learners with GED preparation, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, and foundational skills development.
• Community Education: Non-credit courses and workshops in areas like art, technology, and personal development provide lifelong learning opportunities for the community.

The Main Campus serves as the central hub for most academic and administrative activities, equipped with modern facilities including classrooms, labs, and a library. TBCC is committed to fostering a supportive learning environment, with small class sizes and personalized advising to help students achieve their goals. Whether students aim to transfer to a university, gain technical skills, or enhance their personal knowledge, TBCC offers a pathway to success in a welcoming coastal community.

The North County Center of Tillamook Bay Community College, located in Nehalem, Oregon, serves as a vital educational resource for residents in the northern part of Tillamook County. This smaller campus extends TBCC’s mission of accessible education by offering a selection of courses and programs tailored to the needs of the local community, reducing the need for students to travel to the main campus.

• General Education Courses: Core classes in subjects like English, Math, and Social Sciences are available for students pursuing transfer degrees or foundational credits.
• Community Education: A variety of non-credit courses, including art, crafts, and technology workshops, cater to personal enrichment and lifelong learning.
• Adult Basic Education (ABE): Programs such as GED preparation and English as a Second Language (ESL) support adult learners in achieving educational milestones.
• Workforce Training: Short-term training and certification courses focus on skills development for local employment opportunities, including hospitality and small business management.
• Distance Learning: Access to online courses and hybrid learning options allows students to engage with TBCC’s broader curriculum from this location.

The North County Center is designed to provide a convenient and supportive learning environment for students who may face barriers to accessing the main campus. With a focus on community engagement, the center often collaborates with local organizations to offer specialized programs and events. Whether students are seeking to complete general education requirements, gain new skills, or pursue personal interests, the North County Center plays a crucial role in bringing education closer to home in this rural coastal area.

The South County Center of Tillamook Bay Community College, situated in the southern region of Tillamook County, Oregon, provides educational opportunities to residents who may find it challenging to travel to the main campus. This satellite location is dedicated to extending TBCC’s reach, ensuring that students in rural areas have access to quality education and training programs tailored to their needs.

• General Education Courses: Foundational courses in subjects such as Writing, Mathematics, and History support students working toward transfer degrees or personal academic goals.
• Community Education: Non-credit offerings, including creative arts, fitness classes, and local history workshops, promote lifelong learning and community engagement.
• Adult Basic Education (ABE): Programs like GED preparation and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes help adult learners build essential skills for further education or employment.
• Workforce Development: Targeted training programs focus on skills relevant to local industries, such as agriculture, tourism, and small business operations.
• Online Learning Access: The center facilitates access to TBCC’s online courses, allowing students to engage with a broader range of academic and technical programs remotely.

The South County Center serves as a community hub, fostering a supportive environment where students can pursue their educational aspirations without the burden of long commutes. By offering a mix of in-person and online learning options, the center ensures flexibility for students balancing work, family, and studies. TBCC’s commitment to accessibility and personalized support shines through at this location, empowering individuals in the southern part of the county to achieve their academic and career objectives in a close-knit, rural setting.