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Tennessee College of Applied Technology to offer new program
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology Dickson and Clarksville will launch a Tile Manufacturing Operating program in Fall 2026 at the Clarksville International Boulevard location. Stuart McWhorter, commissioner for the Department of Economic and Community Development, and Flora Tydings, Tennessee Board of Regents Chancellor, highlighted the program's importance for immediate employment opportunities in the tile industry.
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Tennessee College of Applied Technology Dickson and ClarksvilleorganizationTile Manufacturing Operating programtopicStuart C. McWhorterpersonDepartment of Economic and Community DevelopmentorganizationFlora TydingspersonTennessee board of regentsorganizationClarksville International BoulevardplaceTennesseeplace
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