The POWER Pathways program is designed for students with documented disabilities who need support in developing life, work, and academic skills. It helps prepares them for taking curriculum courses, earning a GTCC credential, or transitioning into a career.

This two-year program provides students with the opportunity to explore careers and create a pathway for their future. Coursework will focus on employability, problem-solving, financial literacy, self-advocacy, independent living, job shadowing, internships, and more.

Classes may be offered on the Greensboro or High Point campus depending on student interest and availability. 

Several male and female members of POWER Pathways watch as a blindfolded male student tries to hit a pinata being held by a male member of GTCC's staff.

Email your completed documents to: jfbrown1@gtcc.edu. 

The daily schedule for students is 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday. For more information, see the frequently asked questions below.