Locations

Kirtland Gaylord M-TEC^SM

Michigan Technical Education Center

The mission of the M-TEC^SM is to provide educational programs and services to individuals in preparation for employment. In addition, through workforce development, business and industry partners in the Northern Michigan region and their employees are provided with educational opportunities specifically designed to upgrade and/or enhance job skills necessary to compete in a local, state, national, and global economy.

Programs and Services

Programs and services have been developed in response to locally and regionally defined needs as determined by representatives of business and industry. Emphasis is placed on providing programs that lead to preparation for employment. To ensure that graduates are well prepared for entry into the workforce, special emphasis is placed on the ongoing assessment of student learning as each individual progresses through the various courses within each program.

Core Curricula

The M-TEC^SM serves postsecondary students who are interested in apprenticeship training, postsecondary degree programs, and job skills development. The specific programs at the M-TEC^SM include the following:

The M-TEC^SM Facility

Construction of this facility began in July 2000 and was completed in time to begin offering a full complement of programs and services beginning in January 2002. The M-TEC^SM facility has been designed by business and industry for business and industry. Using the expertise and input of local and regional manufacturing, building trades, and technology professionals, architects and engineers have created a 28,000 square-foot facility capable of supporting the current and future workforce development training needs of the region.

The M-TEC^SM facility contains both a precision tool and general manufacturing lab, a construction technology lab, a welding lab, a computer- aided drafting and manufacturing design lab, a nursing lab, and a sonography lab as well as classrooms that support general and computerized instruction. A Learning Resource Center is available to students enrolled at the M-TEC^SM as a result of the partnership with the University Center at Gaylord. For information, contact the Kirtland Gaylord M-TEC^SM at 989-705-3600.

Residency Rules

Please see Residency  for more information.

Kirtland Grayling

Opening in Fall 2016, our newest site in Grayling will house all of Kirtland’s top-rated health sciences programs.  This expansion was made possible, in part, by two very important events.  Our local communities supported a millage in 2014 which generated critical funds to make this facility a reality.  In addition, the DNR provided the 180-acre land parcel to Kirtland at no charge.

Starting this fall, students will be training at one of the most cutting-edge health education centers in Michigan. The new 58,000 square-foot facility is conveniently located on I-75 and is easily accessible from Hwy 127.  Kirtland Grayling’s Health Sciences Center provides the newest equipment, simulation trainers and expert instructors.  Over 1 million dollars in new equipment will be housed at the Grayling site, including the most industry-current simulation trainers to prepare students to become top quality health care providers.

Programs offered will include:

Cardiac Sonography
Certified Nursing Assistant
EMT
Health Information Technology
Medical Assistant
Nursing:  LPN, RN and RN to BSN
Paramedic
Pharmacy Technology
Phlebotomy
Surgical Technology

In addition, the Grayling site will offer a full-range of general education courses and all of the pre-requisites need for health science, business, transfer degrees and more.

Kirtland West Branch

Our West Branch location is an extension of Kirtland Community College and offers nearly everything available at the main campus. The West Branch site is now the flagship location for our Business degree programs. In addition to Business, our West Branch location also offers a wide range of general education courses including accounting, English, history, government and math. In fact, at the West Branch site, students are able to complete a majority of courses to satisfy the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA), an agreement designed to facilitate transfer from community colleges to four-year colleges and universities. The MTA Transfer agreement provides for transferability of up to 30 semester credits to meet many (and in some cases all) of the General Education requirements at participating four-year colleges and universities.

Kirtland Community College in West Branch is located for easy access by students traveling from Iosco County, including the areas of Tawas, Whittemore Prescott and Oscoda and is just a short thirty minute drive from our central campus near Roscommon. Whether you’re going after a certificate or associates degree to secure better employment, or gearing up to transfer to a four-year college, completing general education courses in West Branch makes it possible to save money by cutting down on travel expenses because we’re bringing access to education closer to where you live.

Kirtland’s West Branch extension site is located at 2479 South M-76 between the I-75 Business Loop and M-55. Our goal is to provide higher education designed to meet the changing needs of business and industry while preparing you for a career and personal success.

Student Profile (2015 Fall Semester)

Total Enrollment: 1,643