Tri County Technical College - Tri Co Tec Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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AIR C NDITIONING Students who enroll in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration curriculum are trained in both maintenance and installation of industrial, commercial, and residential units or systems for refrig- eration, air conditioning, and heating. Tri-County Technical Col- lege houses two labs which are well-equipped with modern equip- ment. Aside from these labs, an advisory committee from the tri- county area meets several times annually to evaluate the curricu- lum and instruction to insure that the technicians are being well trained for their future jobs. Employment opportunities are open in sales and service of industrial, institutional and residential units. 39,35 W.. yr 3. 22 Ag, 4 pl I4

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ANIM SCIENCE Px f dxvsi Economic advisors are projecting substantial increases in agri-business employment during the seventies. These employment opportunities will require graduates of post-high school, specialized technical training. In order to meet the needs of this potential job increase, Tri-County Technical College offers the Animal Science program. This program is designed to give the student the knowledge and on-the-job training necessary for the profitable production and management of live- stock and poultry, as well as to prepare students for careers in agri-businesses. Electives allow the student to receive a broad background of training in addi- tion to specialized training in his par- ticular area of interest. The areas of in- terest are: Dairy Science and Poultry Science. Careers in Animal Science are not limited to production of agricul- tural products. Some of the promising careers include production of meat, milk, and eggs, marketing processed farm products, storage and selling of farm products, service and supplying of agri-businesses, and, manufacturing of supplies for farmers. No previous train- ing is needed for admission to the Ani- mal Science program. To enter, the ap- plicant should be interested in working with farm animals. 15