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Career Technical & Workforce Development

Associate in Applied Science Degree Pathways

The goal of Snead State Community College’s Career Technical Education is to prepare students for promising, hands-on careers in high-demand and potentially high-wage fields. The Associate in Applied Science degree pathways qualify students for employment upon graduation by equipping them with versatile, career-focused training. The coursework in each of these pathways is mostly program-specific, and many of the degree pathways include built-in certifications students earn as they pursue their AAS degree.

  • Airframe Technology
  • PowerPlant Technology
  • Applied Business
  • Office Administration
  • Child Development
  • Nursing (RN)
  • Practical Nursing (LPN)
  • Computer Science Technology
  • Industrial Systems Technology
  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVAC/R)
  • Machine Tool Technology
  • Welding Technology

Introducing the Workforce and Career Institute

Snead State Community College is excited to provide students with the opportunity to advance their careers at the new Workforce and Career Institute.

The Institute opened for classes in the Fall 2024 as a premier center for career and skills training. Located on U.S. Highway 431 between Albertville and Guntersville, the Workforce and Career Institute is a 50,000-square-foot facility that is home to high-demand career training programs and Workforce Development opportunities.

Four Associate in Applied Science degree programs are housed in the Institute – Welding Technology, Industrial Systems Technology, Machine Tool Technology, Heating, Ventilation, Air Condition and Refrigeration (HVAC/R), and our newest program, Additive Manufacturing. The facility includes classroom space, hands-on labs, and state-of-the-art equipment. The Institute also has common areas to foster collaboration among students.

The Workforce and Career Institute will also include faculty offices, offices and training facilities for Workforce Development, a Testing Center, and an all-purpose room available for meetings and events.

Our Career Technical Education/Workforce Development Opportunities

Resources

Contacts

John Barnett

Career Tech Specialist

Dr. Lisa Brock

Director of Health Sciences

Office: (256) 840-4185

Kathy Bunch

HVAC Instructor

Jennifer Burns

Director of Child Development

Office: (256) 840-4137

Leslie Ellis

Computer Science Technology Instructor

Todd Freshwater

Industrial Systems Technology Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4212

Dewayne Harris

Machine Tool Technology Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4154

David Hyatt

Additive Manufacturing Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4138

Meredith Jackson

Business & Social Sciences Division Director, Accounting and Economics Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4163

Karter Krueger

Welding Technology Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4117

Melissa Ledbetter

Director of Workforce Development

Jovina Lowery

Career Tech Specialist

Office: (256) 571-0623

Dack Phillips

Information Science & Child Development Division Director/CIS Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4212

Dr. Greg Randall

Dean of Career Technical Education/Workforce Development

Office: (256) 840-4166

Nick Sauls

Director of Aviation

Office: (205) 359-2443

Kelly L. Shadinger Snyder

Office Administration, Business, Computer Science, and Sociology Instructor Office Administration/Medical Transcription

Office: (256) 840-4178

Johnny Winfrey

HVAC/R Instructor

Office: (256) 840-4142