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Advanced Manufacturing Center

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Horry-Georgetown Technical College Manufacturing

Advanced Manufacturing Centers at HGTC

The Manufacturing industry is recognized as one of the driving forces behind economic recovery and is essential to ongoing economic prosperity, while individuals proficient in the areas of Advanced Welding Technology, Machine Tool/CNC, and Mechatronics are among the most sought after and highly paid workers in America!

Employers across South Carolina have expressed the difficulties in accessing a steady pipeline of these highly trained workers, and in response the industry demands, HGTC is currently constructing a new 30,000 sq. ft. Advanced Manufacturing Center in Georgetown that will open in August.

Conway Campus

The 25,000 sq. ft. facility in Conway is home to Advanced Welding Technologies, Machine Tool Technology, and Machine Tool Operations programs.

Location
250 Allied Drive
Conway, SC 29526

Georgetown Campus

The 30,000 sq. ft. facility in Georgetown is home to Advanced Welding Technologies, Machine Tool Technology, and the Mechatronics Technology, and Mechatronics Certificate Programs.

Location
4003 South Fraser Street, Building 1000
Georgetown, SC 29440

Rendering of the Advanced Manufacturing Center on Conway Campus

Rendering of the Georgetown Center for Advanced Manufacturing