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
County vocational-technical high school graduates set record with 250 associate degrees earned
New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools had another record-setting year for the number of graduates who earned an associate degree at the same time as their high school diploma.
CTE Success Story: Early career exploration helps James Lee find his passion for engineering
As an alumnus of Cumberland County Technical Education Center’s (CCTEC) engineering program, James Lee reflects on the important guidance he received as a high school student. The freedom to explore, combined with technology and instructors aiding that exploration, helped him set clear college and career goals.
County vocational-technical schools name 2022 Business Partners of the Year
New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools each chose a Business Partner of the Year, an annual award that highlights a professional, company or organization helping to develop the future workforce.