Educational institutions · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Community College of Philadelphia — Career and Advanced Technology Center

CCP’s Career and Advanced Technology Center is at 4750 Market Street in West Philadelphia, where the college has expanded hands-on training for transportation, manufacturing and health-care work. The three-story building opened in 2022 and houses automotive and medium/heavy-truck teaching areas with

About Community College of Philadelphia — Career and Advanced Technology Center

CCP’s Career and Advanced Technology Center is at 4750 Market Street in West Philadelphia, where the college has expanded hands-on training for transportation, manufacturing and health-care work. The three-story building opened in 2022 and houses automotive and medium/heavy-truck teaching areas with vehicles, tools and shop equipment. The center aims to connect classroom learning with local employers and current technical practice, so students should compare its short certificates and credit programs with their work schedule and prior experience.

The site’s transportation programs include automotive technology and medium/heavy-truck technology; manufacturing instruction introduces advanced equipment and processes, while health-care offerings focus on entry-level workforce preparation. CCP identifies public spaces and technology for learning and community use, plus career connections and student support. Parking is available on the 4700 block of Ludlow Street behind the adjacent West Regional Center; the college directs drivers to enter from 48th Street. Check the center’s current room finder and course schedule rather than assuming a class is in the Main Campus building.

The Market-Frankford Line and West Philadelphia bus network serve the area; confirm a route and stop with SEPTA before traveling, especially if the class meets early or late. A program may award a short-term certificate or college credits, and the time to complete it depends on prerequisites and term offerings. This center is for students who want applied instruction in a purpose-built lab setting; the next step is to ask admissions or the department which cohort starts next and whether the credential stacks toward a degree.

In brief

Hands-on training in transportation technology, advanced manufacturing and entry-level health-care careers.

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