Fulltime Programs

Truck Driving

This course is designed to provide classroom work, yard driving, and road driving experiences designed to meet the needs of the trucking industry. Students are taught to drive defensively and to have the knowledge necessary to operate the vehicle as well as abiding by all local, state and federal regulations. Information is presented which will prepare the student for both the written and skills portions of the commercial drivers license (CDL) examination.

General Building Trades

Computer Information Systems

The Computer Information Systems Program (CIS) is designed to give a student a broad range of information covering most of the topics that are relevant to the computing industry today.  This program features hands-on learning, simulations, and a host of activities that will give the student a working knowledge of the most popular application programs.  CIS also features in-depth studies of various operating systems, basic programming languages, web design, desktop publishing, and configuration of computers.

Industrial Electricity

The Industrial Electricity course is designed to meet local requirements for qualified personnel in industrial and residential wiring as well as Industrial Maintenance. Students will be qualified for employment with local contractors by obtaining a diploma as an Electrician Apprentice or they may prepare themselves to meet the challenges of future technology in Industrial Maintenance by obtaining the Industrial Electrician diploma.

Machine Tool Technology

Business Systems Technology

Tool and Die

Drafting and CAD Technology

Drafters prepare technical drawings and plans used by production and construction workers to build manufactured products; examples of these may include toys, appliances, industrial machinery, spacecraft, structures, home plans, office buildings, and oil and gas pipelines. Drafters fill in technical details using drawings, rough sketches, specifications, codes, and calculations previously made by engineers, surveyors, architects, or scientists.  We are also an authorized Autodesk testing center.

Industrial Maintenance Technology (IMT)

The Industrial Maintenance Technology program provides students with basic training in electronic and mechanical principles that have been developed to meet the electromechanical maintenance needs of local industry. Areas of instruction include electrical wiring, electromechanical maintenance, pneumatics, hydraulics and programmable logic controllers. Instruction is designed to provide technical content in an order that provides the student with progressive levels of job-related knowledge and skills.

Surgical Technology

The Surgical Technology class is accredited by CAAHEP (the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs). It is an accelerated course that includes an introduction to the basic sciences that are the foundation of practice for the Surgical Technologist. The course is a 12-month course designed to introduce the student to the principles and skills necessary to handle various pieces of surgical equipment and to establish and maintain a sterile environment.