WELCOME TO CENTRAL TECH
Picture a school where learning is hands-on, where real-life projects are the curriculum, and the skills you learn become industry-recognized certifications.
Now imagine an institution that goes beyond individual education, partnering with more than 400 businesses to strengthen their workers, expand services, and grow their business.
This is reality. This is Central Tech.
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“Central Tech pushed me to reach my potential and my goals. My favorite part was hands-on activities and how involved the instructors were. The projects were a blast!”
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PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE & TECHNICAL SKILLS
We attract students who desire real-world opportunities. If you thrive on hands-on learning and relevant curriculum you can use immediately, Central Tech is the school for you. Upon entering a classroom, you will feel the school pride as you visit with students and instructors. Healthy competition keeps students at the top of their game in class and in the application process. We have a student waiting list each year. With limited classroom size, it is best to enroll early.
BUSINESS TRAINING
A HEALTHY WORKFORCE BOOSTS THE ECONOMY
Education doesn’t end at graduation. Through partnerships with the corporate world, we provide workforce training and consulting services to companies. Let us help you remain competitive. At Central Tech, our Business & Industry Services team has a passion to serve your business needs through customized training solutions

WHY CENTRAL TECH
“The instructors were amazing and I created a family with my classmates. I’m truly grateful I got to experience Central Tech.”
BY THE NUMBERS
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“Central Tech has helped me come out of my shell and my comfort zone giving me the opportunity to attend SkillsUSA.”
Huge thanks to the local firefighters that helped teach our Firefighter I Academy 👨🚒
Back Row (L-R): Randall Fisher, Central Tech; Fire Chief Matt Staiger, Kellyville; Assistant Chief Matt Laffoon, Olive; Captain Zach Collins, Olive.
Front Row (L-R): Driver/Pumper Wade Snelling, Bristow Fire Department; Chief Jason Dobson, Olive Volunteer Fire Department;
Fire Chief Chad Blankenship, Kiefer;
Not Pictured Firefighter Richard Beaty, Freedom Hill Fire Department
Congratulations to our EMT-B graduates! 🚑
Last night, we proudly celebrated 21 graduates from our Sapulpa campus and 4 from our Drumright campus. These dedicated students have worked tirelessly over the past several months.
Good luck to each of you as you prepare to take your National Registry Certification exam - we’re cheering you on every step of the way!
🚓 Congratulations to the cadets graduating from the Basic Peace Office Certification (BPOC) program tonight!
Back Row (L-R): Austin Riley, Creek County Sheriff Office; Kyle Benson, Bristow Police Department; Logan Stokes, Cleveland Police Department; Lucas Adcock, Bristow Police Department; Jimmy Garrett, Pawnee County Sheriff Office; Clint Barnes, College of the Muscogee Nation; Christian Fogleman, Wagoner; Ashley Wolfe, Verdigris; Conner Sisson, Checotah; Audrey King, Inola Police Department; Jonah Abercrombie, Broken Arrow.
Front Row (L-R): Celia Duvall, Kiefer Police Department; Lucian Bode, Owasso Police Department; Matthew King, Bixby Fire Department; Javon Rawlings, Tulsa Public Schools Campus Police; Kerstin Whitmore, Drumright Police Department; Zachary Anderson, Coweta Police Department; Kierstin Dugger, Okmulgee Police Department; Katie Sanford, College of the Muscogee Nation.
Congratulations to the Student of the Year recipients on the Drumright campus!
AM students not pictured: Isaac Burrows in Powersports, Oilton; Nevaeh Coffey in Medical Assisting, Hominy; Summer Gunter in Cosmetology, Stroud; Ryan Owens in Construction, Mannford.
PM students not pictured: Audrey Arnett in Cosmetology, Bristow; JR Macas in Facilities Maintenance, Cleveland; Jeremiah Nichols in Automotive, Mannford.
On May 3rd and May 17th, Central Tech proudly hosted a 16-hour Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) CEU course for dedicated first responders from local fire departments.
🔥 Oilton Volunteer Fire Department
🔥 Olive Volunteer Fire Department
🔥 Jennings Fire
🔥 Drumright Fire Dept.
Thank you to these incredible departments for your commitment to keeping our communities safe and prepared. Your dedication to ongoing training and excellence in emergency response is truly inspiring!
EMT-B students are diving into trauma care training - learning how to assess the body for things like spinal injuries and other life threatening trauma before safely loading and transporting patients. 🚑
From head-to-toe checks to proper spinal alignment and stretcher techniques, these future first responders are building the skills to protect patients when every second counts.
🚒 Congratulations to our Firefighter I Academy students on their graduation tonight!
Back Row (L-R): Kevin Eddy, Basin; Mason Lake, Hominy; Dakota Doyle, Hominy; Nikolos Kimbrough, Silver City; Garrick Mefford, Kiefer; Jose Alvarado Flores, Kiefer.
From Row (L-R): Brandon Morris, Basin; Ashley Siddiki, Depew; Jacob Bowen, Depew; Colton Davis, Silver City; Austin Riley, Drumright.
Not pictured: Brendon Bazille, Mounds; Cody Rossman, Kiefer; Gavin Ross, Mounds; Jaustin Miles, Kellyville; Malachi Wilson, Kiefer; Marcus Redwine, Basin; Mason Munoz, Kiefer.
Drumright Fire Dept. Hominy Fire & Rescue Mounds Fire Department Depew Fire Department
Huge congratulations to our amazing students from who crushed it at the @bpaconnect National Leadership Conference in Orlando! We are so incredibly proud of their hard work and dedication. Competing against peers from across the nation, they brought home some serious bling 🏅
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