Join us for the second year of this innovative learning festival for families!
Remake Learning Days - Knoxville
May 5-15
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Remake Learning Days is coming back for the second year to Knoxville! This festival will showcase hands-on learning opportunities throughout the Knoxville region. A variety of organizations — such as schools, libraries, nonprofits, businesses and other community centers — will come together to provide our youth and families with innovative learning experiences.
Join us for Remake Learning Days in Knoxville from May 5-15, 2021.
Check out our video recap of Remake Learning Days – Knoxville 2019!
Explore as a Maker in Blount County
Blount County Remake Learning Day
Come join us in a day of fun exploration at our Blount County Campus. 10am-3pm Saturday May 15th. All activities will be outdoors.
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The Tennessee College of Applied Technology Knoxville eliminates barriers to employment by providing every learner with access: to courses informed by K-12 educators and local employers; to credentials desired by industry partners; and to connections with like-minded learners and prospective employers.
Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology serves as the premier supplier of workforce development throughout Knoxville and the surrounding counties. We fulfill our mission by providing competency-based training through superior quality, traditional and distance learning instruction methods that qualify completers for employment and job advancement; contributing to the economic and community development of the communities served by training and retraining employed workers.
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