old-Live Work Projects

Many of the training programs at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology provide repair services and/or live work. The scope and extent of each project will be well defined before acceptance. Eligible persons may request appropriate training programs to perform needed repairs or services. An instructor shall be responsible for selecting and scheduling individual projects, which may be selected only from authorized categories. No work may be performed from a category that has not been authorized. An instructor may give priority to a project belonging to a student, provided it meets established training objectives.

The sources of individual projects may include those offered by:

1. Students
2. Tennessee College of Applied Technology - employees and their immediate families
3. Members of the school’s advisory committees
4. Personnel and institutions of the Tennessee Board of Regents System
5. Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Retirees
6. Civic Groups
7. Governmental agencies, and
8. Non-profit organizations.

Live work is not to be performed for the public unless it is a much-needed source for skill training. The College President may authorize individual projects offered from individuals and groups not listed above in the event appropriate projects are not available from the above sources.