Cape Coral Technical College 360 Santa Barbara Boulevard North, Cape Coral, FL 33993

"I went to the culinary program in this school, and I have to say it was literal hell. There was constant nicotine vaping when Mr. Stone wasn’t around; there was a really vapid, hostile, aggressive, racist, and even ableist energy in the air. On several occasions, the chef has called me by various very specific and personal, offensive terms and names that I would rather not say, lest his job be at risk. The staff at this establishment also happened to be particularly clueless and stupid. The smaltzy principal is an especially big example, however, the kind lady counselor, Gina, is the exception, the only one who is actually empathatic about the struggles neurodivergents go through, rather than shedding crocodile tears and expecting the 100 million things from me that they also expect from neurotypicals without help. If you want to go to school that will chew up your soul like a ribeye steak and spit you out, then, by all means, go to this school. It really is the perfect fit for those that have to deal with being on the spectrum and having mood disorders."

"CCTC is absolutely great place to study!!! Very professional!!! They care about the students, offer any help you need. They encourage you to improve, help you with computer skills, English language problems, find a job. With CCTC you never feel lost. Love that school ♥️"

"I attended the school in 2006 through 2008 and I can honestly say, my life would be so different if I hadn't!! I was in the Commercial Arts/Digital Design Course with Kevin Hawk, I have since risen to the title of Marketing Director for a Large TeleMedicine company, and now own my own Marketing and Design company. The school was amazing when I was there, and the very best part was the amazing lunch that the Culinary Arts program provided to the school everyday. From simply patty melts, to prime rib... it was definitely the best boost ever to get through your day. Several of my very good friends completed the course, two of them went on to Johnson & Wales and the American Culinary Institute, one of which is now a world class chef in New York City. We all owe a lot to these two programs!! Thanks to the instructors at Cape Coral Institute!"

"The school's site has raving reviews left and right pertaining to its programs. The customer service is awful, to the point where I no longer will consider giving my business to the school. Parents, if you've got children that you're thinking of sending to High Tech think twice about sending them there; there's a really good chance they won't get the attention they deserve in the form of a quality education. If the school can't even provide good customer service to an adult, can you imagine what kind of service they'd provide to a younger person who's interested in starting his/her career at the school? You get the picture."