Covers the basics of Silversmithing. Includes one sterling neclace pendant with stone of choice.

Explore the art and profession of Blacksmithing. Use a hot forge and anvil to create iron objects. 

Prep for the CNA certificaion exam. Learn to provide direct patient care in a long-term care nursing facility. Requirements: 100% attendance, background check, proof of TB skin test, government photo ID and social security card. Costs for the skills and written exams are included.

To request an application, email joanna.hardin@ictech.edu or adam.lageveen@ictech.edu. Start the application process early because these classes fill quickly.

Make a fixed blade, full tang knife with steel bars and resin-inpregnated wood handles--no kits or pre-treated blades. Metal forging not included.

Sell your wares created in or outside of class at the Second Annual ICTC Creative Arts Trade Show, which will be at the Muskogee campus, Saturday, April 22, 9am to 2pm. Ask your instructor about participating in your free class booth. 

Sharpen those knife-making skills and learn about basic knife-making equipment repair and maintenance. Learn trade show basics and how to market creations through social media.

Sell your wares created in or outside of class at the Second Annual ICTC Creative Arts Trade Show, which will be at the Muskogee campus, Saturday, April 22, 9am to 2pm. Ask your instructor about participating in your free class booth. 

Identify parts, disassemble and reassemble small engines, troubleshoot and repair. Designed for all levels. Most tools and supplies are provided. 

Learn the basic supplies needed to create hand-coiled pottery, kiln firing techniques and other applications of pottery making. Additional suppy charges may apply, but these will be discussed during the first class session.

Sell your wares created in or outside of class at the Second Annual ICTC Creative Arts Trade Show, which will be at the Muskogee campus, Saturday, April 22, 9am to 2pm. Ask your instructor about participating in your free class booth.

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.