This training starts with a Saturday session, 8am to 5:30pm. After that, the class meets Monday through Friday from 4pm to 9pm. Includes 36 hours of class and drive time. You must take this class or the online training before taking the pre-trip inspection and driving exams. You must contact mike.meigs@ictech.edu before enrollment may be accepted.

Required: valid driver's license, at least 18 years old, no prior felonies in the past 10 years, CDL Class A or B permit with Passenger and School Bus endorsements and a completed DL-18 form from DPS at least 1 week before class starts.

Written exams for the permit and endorsements can be taken at ICTC's Muskogee campus. To schedule these exams, email Diana.Mueller@ictech.edu. The written exam costs are not included in the price listed here. The written exam costs are not included in the price listed here. Those costs are: General Knowledge CDL Permit ($25), Air Brakes ($5), Passenger endorsement ($5), School Bus endorsement ($5). 

For more information about the training and to enroll, email mike.meigs@ictech.edu.

Covers adult, infant, and child CPR and AED. Includes First aide. Cost includes CPR e-card.

Covers all the skills a certified Phlebotomy tech needs, including venipuncture, safety and biohazards. Prepares you for the American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) exam.

Skill labs include a minimum of 40 live draws. Most will be conducted with volunteers during class, but ICTC will also schedule you for 8 to 16 hours of clinical time in area hospital labs and medical facilities. If you currently work at a healthcare facility, you may also complete live draws on the job at your employer's facility.

For the AMCA certification exam, ICTC charges a $25 exam proctor fee, which is included. AMCA will charge $109 for the national certification exam, which you will pay directly to AMCA and isn't included in the cost listed here. You will receive study guides, a practice app and more.

For more information, email mike.meigs@ictech.edu.

Learn the basics of playing the guitar.  Make new friends and sing along with the class....it's a great way to become a musician.

Join Mr. Mark in this hands-on 18 hour class.  The class begins on a Monday with a 2 hour introduction and finishes with two full Saturdays.  It is designed to cover basic welding skills necessary for repairing and fabricating metal items around the home and farm.  The class will start with safety first and includes welding processes like stick, MIG, ARC welding and cutting.  

Earn 8 Hours of OSDH-approved continuing education. Renewal application and completion certificate provided. Prerequisite: Current CMA license.

Beginning Copper Foil required to enter. 

Continue to hone your cutting, grinding and shaping, foiling and saudering skills in advanced copper foil as you move to a more challenging design.  You will select from 3 different designs that include up to 15 pieces. 

Required:  Pattern selected in Intro to Copper Foil, will determine the number of pieces of glass you will need for this class.     

This hunter safety course will cover a variety of topics including firearms safety, wildlife identification, wildlife conservation and managment, survival, archery, muzzleloading and hunter responsibilities.

This course is 8 hours long. We will meet in two, four hour sessions. In order to take the hunter safety test, your child must be 10 by August 30th. Parents/guardians must know the last-four numbers of the attending child's social security number and be able to provide given birth name.