Cumberland County
Technical Education Center
High School
Cumberland County Technical Education Center (CCTEC) is a comprehensive high school that prepares students with the knowledge and experience necessary to make meaningful career decisions, be productive in the workplace, and develop life-long skills to function independently in their community. TEC’s mission is supported by a staff of professional educators and curricula that feature hands-on, career-based learning.
District Information
High School Programs
- Automotive Technology
- Construction Trades
- Cosmetology
- Culinary Arts
- Engineering Technology
- Health Sciences and Medicine
- Information Technology
- Innovation, Design, and Entrepreneurship
- Law Enforcement
- Specialized Programs – STRIVE (Students Training Rigorously in Vocational Education) for students with special needs
- Studio Production and Broadcasting
- Welding
For Adults
Cumberland County Tech offers an Adult Education in-class and behind-the-wheel training program to obtain a CDL/Class B license. Students learn the rules and regulations governing CDL/Class B vehicles as well as gain behind-the-wheel experience. Testing will be scheduled for the NJMVC as part of the program. Students walk away ready to take on a range of in-demand roles requiring CDL endorsements, including as a bus driver or driving street trucks.
District Information
Adult Programs
- Transportation-CDL/Class B Vehicle Training
School Location
Cumberland County Technical Education Center
2745 S. Delsea Drive
Vineland, NJ 08360
News From Cumberland County Technical Education Center
’Tis the season to give back: New Jersey vocational-technical school students apply their skills to support community causes
With the holiday season quickly approaching, students across New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools are engaged in hands-on learning to support their communities.
NJ’s county vocational-technical schools graduate 251 students who earned associate degrees during high school
Taking full advantage of opportunities to earn college credits while in high school, 251 students from across New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools graduated with an associate degree this year in addition to a high school diploma.
Career Classroom: Annual culinary competition helps inspire next generation of state’s restaurant and hospitality scene (ROI-NJ)
For 11 years, the New Jersey Association of Counties has hosted a cook-off on the final day of its annual conference to give county vocational-technical school culinary students an opportunity to showcase their creativity, culinary talents and professionalism.