Hamilton Career Center (HCC) is a career/technical center located in Seneca, SC. HCC joined the Technical Centers That Work (TCTW) network as one of the first career centers in the state.

Now administers the HSTW assessment in 2010 as an independent TCTW site.

Hamilton Career Center offers the following career/technical courses: Accounting 1 & 2, Advertising, Architectural Design 1 & 2, Auto Collision Repair Technology 1, 2 & 3, Automotive Technology 1, 2 & 3, Carpentry 1 & 2, Computer Programming 1 & 2, Computer Service Technology 1, 2, 3 & 4, Core Electronics, Cosmetology 1 & 2, Culinary Arts 1 & 2, Digital Media Marketing, Digital Multi-Media, Early Childhood Education 1 & 2, Electrical Technology 1 & 2, Gerontology Honors, Google Applications, Graphic Communications 1, 2 & 3H, Health Science 1 & 2, Introduction to Building Construction, Introduction to Machine Technology, Law Enforcement 1 & 2, Machine Technology 1 & 2, Marketing, Masonry 1 & 2, Mechanical Design 1 & 2, Medical Terminology, PLTW-Principles of Biomedical Sciences, PLTW- Human Body Systems, PLTW-Medical Interventions Honors, PLTW-Biomedical Innovation Honors, PLTW 3-Digital Electronics Honors, PLTW 4-Computer Integrated Manufacturing Honors, PLTW 5-Engineering Design and Development Honors, PLTW 6-Civil Engineering and Architecture, Sports Medicine 1 & 2, Web Page Design 1 & 2, Welding Technologies 1, 2 & 3.

Students have the opportunity to earn certifications in: American Red Cross-Baby Sitting, ASE-Auto Collision Repair, ASE-Auto Technology, Certified Nurse Aide, Culinary Arts, Early Childhood Education, First Aid/CPR/AED, First Responder, National Health Science, NCCER-Carpentry-Electricity-Masonry-Core, ProStart, S.C. Cosmetology License, S/P2-Auto Collision Repair & Auto Technology, and ServSafe.

Greenville Technical Collge, Rochester Institute of Technology, The Citadel Military College of South Carolina, The University of South Carolina and Tri-County Technical College have partnerships with Hamilton Career Center, which provide students with opportunities to earn postsecondary credits while in high school. Students may earn postsecondary credits in: Accounting 1,2; Architectural Design 1; Computer Programming 1,2; Culinary Arts 1,2; Electricity 1,2; Health Science 1,2; Machine Technology 1,2,3; Mechanical Design 1,2; Medical Terminology; PLTW-Principles of Biomedical Sciences; PLTW- Human Body Systems; PLTW-Medical Interventions Honors; PLTW-Biomedical Innovation Honors; PLTW 3– Digital Electronics; PLTW 4- Computer Integrated Manufacturing; PLTW 5- Engineering Design and Development; PLTW 6- Civil Engineering and Architecture; and Welding 1,2,3.