We understand the importance of being confident and comfortable with sending your loved ones to SLTC. Here you can find valuable information to help with before and during your student's time with us. From information on financial aid and housing to upcoming classes and graduations, we’ve got you covered.
A Lineworker in its day-to-day work installs, maintains, and repairs electrical power systems and telecommunication cables, but when a storm hits a lineworker is much more. A lineworker is the first to run toward the storm and put it all on the line to restore power and communications to communities after disaster hits. Which way will you go?
The electric power and communication industries play critical roles in our society, driving economic growth, productivity, and business development. These industries, collectively worth billions to trillions of dollars, continue to grow at an incredible rate. The electrical industry thrives as the demand for power usage increases, while the telecommunications side grows with the arrival of gig internet and the widespread adoption of 5G wireless networks. Because of this growth there are enormous career opportunities for those wanting to get started in the industry.
SLTC students are funded through various different means. Many use student loans or personally fund their education, but there are many options available. Along with financial aid, there are many different scholarships that potential students can apply for. Check out our financial aid page to learn more about your options.
With over 100 acres of training grounds our campuses provide classroom space, training labs, field lines, and equipment operation opportunities for hands-on training experiences. When taking a break from training, we are surrounded by countless outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, and some of the best fishing in the Southeast.
Every class we have students from all over the country, so housing assistance is just another way SLTC helps students prepare for their time here. While housing is not provided by SLTC, we work with the community to provide many options for students to have fully furnished housing for the entirety of their program. Check out your options on our housing page.
Create an account and pay your $150 nonrefundable application fee. You will then be able to fill out and submit your application. Be sure to choose your housing options if needed.
Once your application has been submitted, you will pay your $750 refundable lab fee. You must pay this fee to be moved to the next step in enrollment.
You meet the minimum requirements to enroll at SLTC and your application has been accepted but you’re not done yet!
To finish your enrollment after your application has been received, you must submit all required paperwork listed in your applicant portal.
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Yes, we do offer different forms of financial aid. Click here to go to our financial aid page.
Yes, housing is available. While housing is not included in our cost, we do have plenty of great options for our students! All SLTC-affiliated housing is within 15 minutes of campus! Click here to see our options for housing.
In order to attend SLTC, you must be 18 years old, a High School graduate (provide High School transcripts or GED transcripts), eligible for a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (provide a copy of your valid driver’s license that does not expire prior to term start), be physically fit (part of the application process includes a medical physical), pay the required application and lab fees, and be able to obtain medical coverage for the duration of the course.
The total cost for the program includes Tuition, Application Fee, Lab & Certification Fees, Training Manuals, Boots & Tools, Class A CDL, and NCCER Crane Certification.
Our application process is now completely online! Click here to start your application for the Electrical or Communications Program. You must then pay the required lab fees.
Once your application is received, you should receive correspondence from us in less than five days regarding your status – although we try very hard to communicate sooner. If you have not heard from us or if you have any questions at all, please give us a call us at 706.657.3792. We would love to hear from you!
If you are interested in our additional programs, the enrollment process is a little different. Click here to learn how to apply for our other programs.
