Focused On:

Economic Development - Skills Gap - The New Economy

Find Your Fit at Francis Tuttle

Francis Tuttle offers a broad range of programs and services in support of developing and maintaining a quality workforce for the region. Select the category that best fits your needs.

The Francis Tuttle Difference

Something for Everyone

With programs for high students, adults, business owners, and lifelong learners, we serve our communities' training needs.

84%

of Francis Tuttle students go on to careers in their chosen field, other employment, further education, or military service.

Hands-on Learning

Training with the tools, technology, and techniques used by the pros gets you ready for success.

40+

Training Programs provide immense opportunities for your career path

Best Instructors

Students learn from instructors who have industry experience and can offer career insight

Best Value

Our costs are among the lowest in the state and nation. An in-state adult pays less than $2,500 for a career training course.

Best Facilities

Our programs are housed across four campuses, providing the best spaces for students of any discipline to learn and grow

Our Students and Their Stories

Francis Tuttle students are a diverse group with an amazing array of experiences. Each has their own reason for choosing Francis Tuttle as they set out on a journey seeking a career path.

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Stacy Abraham

Practical Nurse

This is a fast-paced and exciting field that Francis Tuttle has, without a doubt, prepared me to handle.

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Suny Anaya

Cosmetology Graduate Microblading Professional

"Hair taught me how to talk to people and find out what they wanted. So when it comes to basically putting a tattoo on their face, I had some experience in understanding what they really wanted."

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Samuel Kem

Marketing and Professional Services student

"I love the hands-on [aspect] in all of the classes, and how our teachers are very focused on real-world aspects of learning and teaching us how we're actually going to use this in the real world in helping us get a job."

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