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Better skills. Better jobs.
better future
From short-term courses to two-year degrees, we have something for everyone. Not sure where to start? Complete our Career Assessment to discover what program and pathway fits your interest and skills.
They did it.
You can too.
Taylor Tongle CCP Graduate, Class of 2026 with Associate in Arts and Welding Technology Certificate, Belmont Abbey College
Honestly, it's a power move.
Learn how Taylor took advantage of the CCP program to explore new interests and get a head start on her bachelor’s degree.Opens new window
Through each opportunity, I was able to learn the importance of commitment and dedication to serving a community and bettering myself.
Read about Jordan’s unconventional but rewarding journey to NC State University.Opens new window
I remember telling one of my instructors that I wished I had learned from someone like her in high school. She made everything so easy to understand.
Read Dandria’s story and discover the power of starting over.Opens new window
The instructors at CCC gave me the guidance and confidence I needed to succeed in this field.
Read how the decision to pursue a new career gave Chad the opportunity to help people.Opens new window
I wanted to further my education for free.
Learn how Lillianna’s participation in CCP gave her more than college credits.Opens new window
I rediscovered a calling and gained the confidence to pursue the career I am truly meant to be in.
Read how this Navy veteran discovered a new purpose in nursing.Opens new window
Campus News
NC Governor Josh Stein Visits CCC
On Monday, July 13, 2026, North Carolina Governor Josh Stein visited the campus of Cleveland Community College. He met with students in the Careers Electric Summer Electrical Academy and learned how this initiative is helping prepare North Carolina’s next generation of skilled workers.
Kari Lee Turns Second Chance Into Full Ride
Honoring a Legacy of Kindness, Service and Support
Taylor Tongel Explores Welding and What Comes Next
Making an impact
We focus on having a positive impact on our students’ lives.
In turn, our graduates positively impact the community.
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8,967students enrolled in 2024-25
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8912025 graduates
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$184.3 MEconomic impact of CCC graduates working in this region
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2,922Jobs supported through CCC's economic impact
Join our efforts and make a difference
The CCC Foundation was established in 1983 as a not for profit corporation to ensure quality education and financial stability for CCC. The highly successful, multi-million dollar effort of the Foundation has so far expanded the footprint of CCC in both physical assets and training options. It has also connected economic development efforts of Cleveland County to workforce training taking place at CCC.