Program Highlights:

Students learn to repair and maintain a variety of vehicles. They locate mechanical, electronic, and computer problems through careful diagnosis and perform the necessary repairs using industry equipment. Units of study are delivered in four 20-week modules and are aligned with the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) requirements. Hands-on experience is attained by servicing actual vehicles in an industry-based work environment.

Industry Based Exam/Certifications:

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification Exams:

• Maintenance and Light Repair
• Brakes
• Steering and Suspension
• Electrical/Electronic Systems
• Engine Performance
  
  

Tuition:

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Class Dates and Schedule:

• Adult Career Training programs follow the EMCC calendar and are offered in conjunction with high school level Career and Technical Education programs at EMCC.
• Students also participate in a one- or two-week internship during the last week(s) of the program (hours are based on the internship company's working hours).
• Following successful completion of the program, students participate in the EMCC Recognition Ceremony in June.
• Schedules and tuition rates are subject to change.
  
  

Program Highlights

This program is recommended for students interested in pursuing a career in the field of industrial or mechanical engineering or to obtain employment in advanced manufacturing, including the optical and photonics industry. Employment opportunity in both disciplines is very good throughout the country.

Students are introduced to the field of precision machining (cutting metal very precisely) through a hands-on approach with machines and cutting tools. A student completing this program will be able to safely set up and operate various machines such as metal cutting lathes, mills, grinders, band saws, and Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) mills and lathes. Students will also learn print reading, precision measuring, CAD & CAM software and shop math. Students will use precision measuring tools to measure and inspect projects. There are no prerequisites, although a good math background is helpful. 

Industry Based Exam/Certifications

• Precision Exams
• National Institute of Metal Working Skills (NIMS) Certification
  
  

Tuition:

• See Tuition Info page
  
  

Class Dates and Schedule

• Adult Career Training programs follow the EMCC calendar and are offered in conjunction with high school level Career and Technical Education programs at EMCC.
• Students also participate in a one- or two-week internship during the last week(s) of the program (hours are based on the internship company's working hours).
• Following successful completion of the program, students participate in the EMCC Recognition Ceremony in June.
• Schedules and tuition rates are subject to change.
  
  

Program Highlights

Students learn to repair and refinish collision-damaged vehicles. They learn the fundamentals of metal straightening, MIG-welding, detailing, painting, refinishing and customizing, and working with plastic fillers. Students will gain experience with flexible bumper repair, major collision repair, hardware repair, and service. Students study and demonstrate competency in writing collision estimates, managing customer paperwork, and tracking jobs. Interactive and professional communication skills are developed.

Industry Based Exam/Certifications

• Precision Exams
  
  

Tuition:

• See Tuition Info page
  
  

Class Dates and Schedule

• Adult Career Training programs follow the EMCC calendar and are offered in conjunction with high school level Career and Technical Education programs at EMCC.
• Students also participate in a one- or two-week internship during the last week(s) of the program (hours are based on the internship company's working hours).
• Following successful completion of the program, students participate in the EMCC Recognition Ceremony in June.
• Schedules and tuition rates are subject to change.
  
  

Program Highlights

Students will learn masonry including brick, block and foundation building. After a small foundation is constructed, students will frame a floor and complete the rough plumbing for a residential bathroom. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in a paid cooperative, up to eight weeks, with a reputable construction company.

Certifications

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10-hour certification
• Precision Exams
  
  

Tuition:

• See Tuition Info page
  
  

Class Dates and Schedule

• Adult Career Training programs follow the EMCC calendar and are offered in conjunction with high school level Career and Technical Education programs at EMCC.
  
• Students also participate in a one- or two-week internship during the last week(s) of the program (hours are based on the internship company's working hours).
• Following successful completion of the program, students participate in the EMCC Recognition Ceremony in June.
• Schedules and tuition rates are subject to change.
  
  

Program Highlights

Welding students learn the technology and art of joining metal by various methods, including Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and Oxy-Acetylene Welding (OAW). Students also learn gas and electric arc cutting, blueprint reading, electrode selection, joint design, and metallurgy. Students complete test plates to increase skill and accuracy. Students apply welding and cutting skills to fabrication of metal objects and work on customer projects, fabricating, repairing parts/equipment, and performing maintenance.

Industry Based Exam/Certifications

• Precision Exams: Welding Technician, Entry; Welding Technician, Intermediate; Welding Technician, Advanced
  
  

Tuition:

• See Tuition Info page
  
  

Class Dates and Schedule

• Adult Career Training programs follow the EMCC calendar and are offered in conjunction with High School Level Career and Technical Education Programs at EMCC.
  
• Students also participate in a one- or two-week internship during the last week(s) of the program (hours are based on the internship company's working hours).
• Following successful completion of the program, students participate in the EMCC Recognition Ceremony in June.
• Schedules and tuition rates are subject to change.