K-12 Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs in Marshall County

• City Schools:

  • Albertville High School: Diverse CTE offerings, including engineering, healthcare, and business.
  • Arab High School: Programs focused on information technology, construction, and public safety.
  • Boaz High School: Technical training in healthcare, automotive, and technical skills.
  • Guntersville High School: Courses in digital media, agriculture, and health sciences.

• Marshall County Schools:

  • Asbury High School: Agriculture, industrial maintenance, and welding programs.
  • Brindlee Mountain High School: Technical programs in construction and automotive services.
  • Douglas High School: Focus on business, marketing, and health sciences.
  • Kate Duncan Smith DAR School: Career programs in public safety, culinary arts, and manufacturing.

• Magnet School:

  • Albertville Innovative Academy: A new magnet school in Albertville focusing on innovation, STEM education, and career readiness.

• Private Schools:

  • Marshall Christian Academy: Emphasis on technical education and career preparation in various fields.
  • Grace Classical Christian Academy: Offering a classical approach to CTE, preparing students for future careers.

• Partnership with Local Industry: Schools collaborate with local businesses to provide hands-on experience and align programs with regional job market demands.

• Student Success: Students gain job-ready skills and have opportunities for internships, certifications, and direct pathways to employment or higher education.

The Marshall Technical School provides skills training in technical careers for high school students.

*Cooperative education is available to all students who meet the program criteria.

**Dual Enrollment- Snead: Cyber Security, Industrial Maintenance, Welding

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Snead State Community College

Empowering Students Through Academic Excellence and Workforce Readiness

Snead State Community College is a two-year institution offering students a variety of academic degree programs, technical degrees, and certification programs to prepare them for both transfer opportunities and direct-to-work careers. As part of its commitment to workforce development, Snead State also offers industry-specific training tailored to regional employer needs.

Workforce & Career Institute – Guntersville Campus

The new Workforce & Career Institute, located in Guntersville, is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to career and technical education, as well as hands-on workforce training. Programs currently offered include:

• Industrial Maintenance

• Machine Tool Technology

• Welding

• HVAC/R (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration)

Starting in Fall 2025, the Institute will expand to include programs in:

• Additive Manufacturing

• Drafting & Design Technology

These programs are designed to meet the growing demands of local industry partners and provide students with the skills and credentials needed for in-demand careers across North Alabama.

Learn more at snead.edu

Aviation College – Albertville Regional Airport

Hands-On FAA Part 147‑Compliant Airframe Training for Career-Ready Skills

The Aviation College, located at Albertville Regional Airport, offers FAA-approved Part 147 Airframe training, enabling students to complete the Airframe component of the A&P (Airframe & Powerplant) Certification. The program delivers industry-relevant instruction and hands-on experience, preparing graduates to earn certification and begin their careers quickly (snead.edu).

Program Highlights

• FAA‑Certified Curriculum: Fully compliant Part 147 curriculum ensures students meet all federal training requirements.

• Certification Pathway: Graduates become eligible to take the FAA Airframe certification exam immediately upon program completion.

• Accelerated Entry to Workforce: Focused training designed for rapid transition into aviation maintenance roles.

• Versatile Skill Set: Proficiency in aircraft structures, systems troubleshooting, maintenance documentation, and safety protocols—skills valued in aviation and numerous technical industries.

Career Flexibility

Beyond aviation, the expertise students gain—including precision assembly, blueprint reading, systems diagnostics, and strict compliance adherence—has attracted hiring from industries such as defense manufacturing, automotive, and industrial maintenance.

Network & Administration

The Aviation College is a part of Snead State’s Career & Technical Education division, under the governance of the Alabama Community College System, overseen by the Department of Postsecondary Education, benefiting from a consistent, statewide standard of technical training and support.

Discover more at Snead State’s official Aviation page: snead.edu/career-technical-education/aviation.

In order to meet the growing need for businesses to hire and train skilled workers, North AlabamaWorks has partnered with regional Career Centers to offer a range of services to the workforce. Please reach out to a Career Center near you to take advantage of the wonderful services they offer!

Marshall County Career Center - Albertville - 5920 US Highway 431 North, Albertville, AL 35950

Phone: (256) 878-3031 | Email: albertville@alcc.alabama.gov

Available Services:

AIDT – Alabama’s Premier Workforce Training Resource

AIDT (Alabama Industrial Development Training) is nationally recognized as one of the top industrial workforce training programs in the country. It provides no-cost recruitment, screening, and training services to qualifying new and expanding industries across the state.

Whether you're establishing a new operation or growing your existing workforce, AIDT offers customized support to help ensure your team is job-ready on day one.

Program Highlights:

• Workforce Recruitment & Screening

• Pre-Employment & On-the-Job Training

• Customized Curriculum Based on Industry Needs

• Training Delivered Onsite or at AIDT Facilities

AIDT is committed to delivering high-performance workforce solutions that strengthen Alabama’s economy and help companies thrive.

Learn more at www.aidt.edu

Community-Sponsored Career Readiness Programs in Marshall County, AL

• Christian Women's Job Corp: This organization offers job training and life skills for women, empowering them to achieve financial independence.
• Chambers of Commerce (Albertville, Arab, Boaz, Lake Guntersville): Provide networking, job fairs, and career development resources for local job seekers and businesses.
• Community Action Partnership of North Alabama: This organization assists low-income individuals with career services, training, and education to improve employment opportunities.
• United Way of Marshall County: Connects individuals with job readiness programs, financial literacy workshops, and employment support services.
• Alabama Cooperative Extension System: Provides career development programs in agriculture, business, and technology through educational outreach.
• Project Search: A school-to-work transition program for individuals with disabilities, offering job internships and career coaching.
• Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services: This agency helps individuals with disabilities access job training, employment opportunities, and career counseling.
• North Alabama Adult Education Program: Offers GED preparation, literacy programs, and career readiness training for adults.
• R.O.S.S. (Recovery Organization of Support Specialists): Provides job readiness and support services for individuals recovering from addiction.
• North Alabama Homebuilding Academy: Offers hands-on training in construction trades, helping individuals build careers in the homebuilding industry.
• Family Services of North Alabama: Provides career counseling, employment resources, and support services for families in need.
• Marshall County Homeless Ministries: Offers job readiness programs and resources to help homeless individuals secure stable employment.