Tillamook Education Consortium - TEC

Lets Celebrate our Apprentices We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone: Andrew Adams and James Callister have earned the first nationally portable credentials for the NCCER Core from Tillamook Bay Community College. TBCC went to great lengths to help us refine and relaunch the OCJATC’s program as a Related Training ...

It's the last day of and we want to celebrate all our CTE students and staff! From healthcare, law, manufacturing, and more CTE is everywhere. Career-Technical-Education skills teach students the essential skills necessary to gain employment and earn a family-living wage.

Introducing CTE to K-12 classrooms helps build career awareness, confidence, and problem-solving skills early. These are transferable life skills essential to earning a sustainable family wage. TEC believes that all Tillamook County students deserve that opportunity.

TEC unites school districts and Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) to expand CTE opportunities county-wide. TEC CTE ensures that every student in Tillamook County can access pathways that lead to fulfilling careers and sustainable family wages.

TEC is bringing CTE to all students in Tillamook County. Students who participate in CTE programs gain confidence, take risks in learning, and are more likely to become lifelong learners earning a sustainable family wage.

Congratulations Neah Kah Nie School District students! Can you believe it? Agriculture and Natural Resources are pathways. These students are learning transferable skills that lead to family-wage jobs!