Flagler Technical College (FTC) enriches the lives of the citizens in our community by providing learning opportunities for people of all ages. We offer a wide variety of classes and programs, including everything from career training and certificate programs, GED preparation, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), adults with disabilities programs, children's programs, and non-credit community education courses.

• Learn in a smaller, more intimate environment than a four-year college can offer.
• Develop marketable skills and prepare for the workplace with hands-on training.
• Gain practical, specialized skills from industry professionals.
• Earn college credits and industry certifications while still in high school.
• Access financial aid resources for select programs.
• Experience the support of an Admissions, Student Services, and Faculty team leading you toward success!

Flagler Technical College (FTC) offers several ways to help fund your education including financial aid, local agency sponsorships, and scholarships. Current and prospective students can contact the FTC Financial Aid Specialist to gain an understanding of these options. 

Scholarship and Funding Opportunities:

Bright Futures and FL Prepaid
Course Source Scholarships
Federal Pell Grant Program
Florida Governor's Council on Indian Affairs
Florida Public Postsecondary Career Education Student Assistance Grant (FSAG-CE)
Teacher Education and Compensation Helps (TEACH)
FTC Scholarship
Northeast Florida Community Action Agency (NFCAA)
Veteran Affairs
Vocational Rehabilitation
Open Door Grant

Applicants who have previously attended another accredited post-secondary or technical institution may be considered for admission as a transfer student. All transfer students must submit official transcripts from the last post-secondary institution attended and any other college(s) from which the student wishes to receive transfer credit. The Program Facilitator of each program may award transfer credit and hours for applicable courses and may consult with appropriate faculty in the final decision. Evaluation may take from four to six weeks.

The admission policies at FTC ensure that the residents of Flagler County and the surrounding areas have equal access to opportunities for developing the knowledge and skill-sets needed for workforce preparedness. FTC shall not discriminate against any eligible applicant, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, political or religious beliefs, national or ethnic origin, or genetic information.

Flagler Technical College (FTC) is a year-round clock hour school with several entry times during the year.  Applications and checklist of required documents are available on the FTC website at:  https://www.flaglertech.edu/student-services

New student enrollment information is available on the FTC website at:  https://www.flaglertech.edu/student-services/new-student-enrollment

FTC is accredited by the Council On Occupational Education - https://council.org.

Applications are taken continually and accepted until the class is full or one week prior to the class start date.

The mission of Flagler Technical College is to provide programs and services that empower students to be educationally prepared and economically self-sufficient in an ever-changing global economy.