Information Technology

Students working on computers

Are you interested in career using computers? One of our Information Technology programs may be the right choice for you. Explore the available programs below.

Programs for High School students attending half-days in year one at PTC:

Programs

Adults enroll in one of these programs (completion possible in one year if on a full-day schedule, complete in two years if on a half-day schedule).

High School students attending half-days choose one of these programs to continue their education and skill development in year two.

Instructor

Photo of Susan Martin

Susan Martin

  • Began working at PTC: August 2024

  • Background/Education: Ms. Martin comes to PTC with a wide range of experiences in the Information Technology realm. Prior to joining PTC, she worked as a Multimedia Instructor and Sr. Information Technology Tech at Mid-America Technology Center, Technology Director at Konawa Public Schools, Video Production Teacher at Byng Public Schools, Taught Business at Konawa, and served as a Teaching Assistant at Oklahoma State University, her alma mater where she studied Agribusiness and Agricultural Education.

  • Outside of Work: Mr. Martin is an avid runner participating in local (and not-so-local) running events. She loves the outdoors and is as comfortable in the businesses/creative environment as she is on the farm. She also enjoys serving on the sound and media team at her church. 

Messages from Ms. Martin:

About working at PTC… I've been teaching information technology and video production for a while now, and I am so excited to bring that experience to my students at PTC. I'm particularly looking forward to helping my students build the skills (both technical and personal) to succeed on whatever path they choose to follow. My number one goal for students is to make them lifelong learners and productive citizens in society. I love the variety of dreams and goals my students bring to the table and I want to support each and every one of them!

To prospective students… Here's a bit of wisdom I've picked up over the years teaching both high school and working with young adults. You have to be a little tough sometimes. Especially when you're in a skill focused learning environment, there will be failures...and that's a GOOD thing. Solving problems, whether they are technical or creative, comes from facing them head on and not giving up!