BUCKHANNON – Attention sophomore students of Barbour, Lewis and Upshur Counties: Fred W. Eberle Technical Center will be closing high school student applications this Friday, Nov. 17.
Founded in 1968, Fred W. Eberle Technical Center (FETC) is the first multi-county career technical center established in West Virginia.
FETC’s 2024-2025 high school programs include:
- Cosmetology
- Welding
- Diesel Equipment Technology
- Electrical Technician
- Allied Health
- Automotive Technology
- Carpentry
- Collision Repair Technology
- Computer Systems Repair Technology
- HVAC Technician
- Robotics
- Therapeutic Services
High school sophomores are encouraged to apply on the FETC website before Friday, Nov. 17. Questions? Call 304-472-1259 to learn about these programs, the application process and more. Visit FETC’s campus at 208 Morton Avenue in Buckhannon.
Keep up-to-date on exciting things happening at FETC by liking their Facebook page. There, you will find ongoing student project spotlights, upcoming events and program opportunities.
Fred W. Eberle Technical Center
Founded in 1968 as the first multi-county career technical center in the state, Fred W. Eberle Technical Center in Buckhannon offers secondary, post-secondary, and adult training across the skilled trades and allied health — from welding and diesel equipment technology to practical nursing and cosmetology. For more information, call 304-472-1259 or visit fetc.edu.
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