: Auto Technology - Carpentry - Electrical - Welding

FCTS Adult Education - Evening Classes.

CTI Adult Education

Franklin County Technical School is offering grant-funded programs.

What is the Career Technical Initiative (CTI)?

This grant-funded opportunity is being made available to support the ongoing economic recovery and growth objectives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. These strategic investments are part of the ongoing effort by the Massachusetts Workforce Skills Cabinet (WSC) to scale effective career pathway programs that better position residents who want to be hired into jobs that businesses need to be filled. To learn more about the Career Technical Initiative follow the provided link at the bottom of this page.

Franklin County Technical School is partnering with MassHire to offer two grant-funded programs. Participants in these programs are not required to pay tuition, fees, or materials, but need to fall within designated criteria set by the Commonwealth Corporation and the State of Massachusetts Governer's office. The link below will take you to the MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center where you can find more information about these programs and the process of becoming a participant.

Career Technical Initiative (CTI) programs.

Click on the program name for further information.

Automotive Technology

Welding

The future Career Technical Initiative program at FCTS starting in the spring of 2023 is:

Carpentry

Email: CTI@fcts.us for more information.

In-House, Franklin County Tech School Programs Offered

Electrical Licensure

According to the Massachusetts State Board of Electrical Examiners, before you take the licensing exam you must complete:

8000 HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT (approximately 4 years) as an apprentice under the direct supervision of a holder of a MA Class B Journeyman's license and
600 HOURS OF CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION in electrical code and theory from an approved school based on the current National Electrical Code.

There is no set order for the two requirements listed above. For example, you may start working as an electrical apprentice first, or you may start classes first, or do both concurrently. If you do not have any hands-on training, please call our office before you enroll.