Mark Your Calendars: June 16-20 and June 23-27, 2025
Give your teen the ultimate summer experience at GTCC's Summer Camp sessions!
From digital arts to robotics, entrepreneurship to health sciences – Summer Camp offers a diverse range of programs designed to enrich your teen's life and provide a head start on their future. Students can apply and register for one or both weeks. Please note that some programs will not be offered for both weeks.
Invest in your teen's future with Summer Camp – where adventures lead
to real-world opportunities!
Email us at summercamp@gtcc.edu if you have questions or comments about the camps.
An introduction to art mediums such as: ceramics, painting, cyanotype, collage, paper quilting, weaving, spray paint, and more. Students will create several artworks, learning to visually communicate while exploring hands on with different media.
Create large, wearable masks with cardstock, reeds and paper mache. Learn add details such as intricately sculpted designs from different materials.
Learn how to properly care for hair, skin and nails. Experienced and licensed cosmetologists will offer hands-on experiences with mannequins, cosmetology arts and craft activities, team building exercises, and much more.
Learn all the aspects of databases, from data collection surveys, forms, and analysis to storage, security, reporting, and even AI. And at the end of camp, you'll be Google Analytics Certified!
Explore form, function, and expression using clay. Learn about hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques, as well as surface design and conceptual development. Lessons will include both functional and sculptural objects.
Experience the fun, fast-paced environment of top restaurant kitchens and food trucks as you bring out your inner chef. Award-winning faculty will teach the fundamentals of cooking, baking, and other culinary techniques.
Check out GTCC's cyber program and its CAE status and new Cyber Security Center. Lessons will include imaging hard drives and USB drives, using forensic tools, examining mobile phones and imaging, and discussing ethical hacking and open-source intelligence tools.
Explore the roles of first responders, including police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians. Find out about their training, what their jobs entail and what the training looks like.
Discover creative activities to use when working with young children. Learn safety practices and how to design age-appropriate experiences. Plus, gain insights into the role and mindset of early childhood educators.
Learn about the design process from sketching to software, printing to promotion for logos, T-shirt graphics, phone apps, concert posters, team mascots, game characters and more.
Explore the world of welding using electrical plasma. Learn basic safety protocols, MIG welding, and robotic welding programming fundamentals while creating a steel project.
Unleash your creativity while mastering essential safety protocols and best practices for manual and Computer Integrated Machining (CIM). Dive into the machining world as you learn how to transform your project ideas into reality.
Aspiring entrepreneurs can develop a success-driven mindset and get hands-on experience in business creation at Entrepreneurship Camp. They will brainstorm innovative ideas, create business plans, develop mini pitch decks, and refine their pitching skills.
People spend hours a day on social media. Learn how to be a good content creator and manager, use video, create imagery, craft wording, use AI, and monitor analytics.
Explore health sciences to find out if you might be interested in becoming a nurse, medical assistant, hospital technician, or other healthcare professional. Find out what makes these jobs challenging.
Dive into the world of industrial robotics, discovering how cutting-edge machines are revolutionizing manufacturing. Get hands-on experience with industrial robots, learning to maneuver them using tech pendants and even programming them to complete tasks. Note: Located on the Greensboro campus.
The registration fee must be paid upon registration via credit/debit card.
Supplies vary by course but are mostly provided. Any special requests will be communicated by email two weeks before the start of Summer Camp. Please note, some courses do have dress code requirements that will be communicated a few weeks before Summer Camp (please see below). All other materials are provided by GTCC.
Yes! But please be aware that some programs are offered both weeks with the same content. We recommend choosing a different program each week. Please register separately for each week.
Yes! Lunch is provided from 12-12:45 p.m. each day. If students have allergies, we recommend they bring their own lunches. Snacks and beverages can be purchased from vending machines on campus.
If a parent/guardian has signed off on the registration form, yes, students may drive themselves. All students should sign in each day with their instructors.
Please reach out to summercamp@gtcc.edu.