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The Public Safety Telecommunicator – 911 Dispatcher program prepares students for careers in emergency communications and public safety support services. Students receive academic instruction and hands-on training in radio operations, emergency call-taking, dispatch procedures, incident documentation, and communication skills for Law Enforcement, Fire, and EMS agencies. Approved by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE), the program prepares students for the Basic Telecommunicator Licensing Exam and entry-level employment in emergency dispatching and public safety communications.

The Roustabout Drilling Technician (RigOne) Program prepares students for entry-level careers in the oil and gas drilling industry through technical instruction and hands-on training designed by drilling contractors. The program focuses on developing skilled, safety-conscious, and promotable rig crew members by teaching drilling operations, equipment handling, workplace safety, and industry best practices. Students gain the foundational knowledge and practical experience needed to support drilling operations and pursue career advancement opportunities within the energy sector.

The Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT) is a state-approved transfer degree that provides the first two years of coursework required for students pursuing Texas teacher certification. This program prepares future educators with foundational knowledge in teaching, learning, and child development and is designed for seamless transfer into a four-year bachelor’s degree leading to initial teacher certification.