GBC Recruits Career & Technical Ed Students

Great Basin College Dean of Business and Technology Brett Murphy talked about vast opportunities for training for students interested in certificates or degrees in a variety of technical applications. There are openings in Diesel Technology, Electrical Systems, Millwright, Welding and Instrumentation. The programs last 36 weeks and scholarships are available. The college is also offering a five-week course in CDL. Get info online at gbcnv.edu or on campus in Battle Mountain, Elko, Ely, Pahrump and Winnemucca. Classes begin August 19th.

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