Become a welder in a year or less. You'll earn through observation and solve problems by doing. If you enjoy working with machines and tools, and prefer technical and physical tasks, this may be the program area for you.
Work closely with engineers and electromechanical technicians to perform basic installation, maintenance, and repair activities for industrial electronic and mechanical equipment. If you enjoy working with machines and tools, and prefer technical and physical tasks, this may be the program for you.
Learn to provide quality auto repair and maintenance. You'll start with basic oil changes, tire rotation, brake installation and work up to suspensions, automatic transmission rebuilds, and major engine repair. As part of the program curriculum, you'll provide repair services to the community using the automotive lab. If you enjoy diagnostics and technology, learn by performing tasks, and prefer technical and physical tasks, this may be the program for you.
Partner with an employer to complete an apprenticeship. You'll agree to work for an employer who offers paid on-the-job training and complete required education. Apprenticeships often take several years to complete and are based on hours earned on the job and in the classroom. Choose from apprenticeships in plumbing or carpentry, or continue your education with the Technical Studies - Journey Worker associate's degree.
