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Communications Technologies Vocational Programs 2023 Average tuition, Length, and Completion Time

The 2023 average tuition over all sub-program of Communications Technologies vocational program is - and the average program length is 444 contact hours (or credit hours). The following table shows the sub-programs of Communications Technologieswith average tuition and program information.

Communications Technologies Vocational Program Tuition by Concentration
Program	Tuition & Fees	Program Length	Completion Time
Communications Technologies	-	444 contact hours	11.93 months	view schools
Communications Technology, Technician	-	-	-	view schools
Photographic and Film, Video Technology, Technician and Assistant	$35,200	283 contact hours	13.00 months	view schools
Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology, Technician	$7,500	901 contact hours	11.00 months	view schools
Recording Arts Technology, Technician	$25,126	318 contact hours	14.43 months	view schools
Voice Writing Technology, Technician	-	-	-	view schools
Audiovisual Communications Technologies, Technicians (other)	-	72 contact hours	15.00 months	view schools
Graphic Communications	-	1035 contact hours	10.50 months	view schools
Prepress, Desktop Publishing and Digital Imaging Design	$1,600	600 contact hours	6.00 months	view schools
Animation, Interactive Technology, Video Graphics and Special Effects	$39,038	315 contact hours	17.50 months	view schools
Graphic and Printing Equipment Operator	-	-	-	view schools
Platemaker, Imager	-	-	-	view schools
Printing Press Operator	-	-	-	view schools
Computer Typography and Composition Equipment Operator	-	-	-	view schools
Graphic Communications (other)	-	-	-	view schools
Communications Technologies, Technicians and Support Services (other)	$17,000	24 contact hours	8.00 months	view schools

What is Communications Technologies Program

Communications Technologies is a structional programs that prepare individuals to function as equipment operators, support technicians, and operations managers in the film/video, recording, and graphic communications industries. It has 16 sub-programs and concentrations.