Industrial Technology department

Industrial Technology courses provide an important link between theory and application in career fields related to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). The curriculum allows students the opportunity to experience real-life problem-solving situations and to realize interdisciplinary connections and career applications. Industrial Technology courses address workplace demands, emphasize career paths and help equip students with the skills and competencies necessary to meet employer expectations. It is our goal to help students develop marketable skills for the world of work and to prepare students for post-secondary training and education. Students with a background in Industrial Technology will gain the skills necessary for practical, real-life maintenance and repair activities needed by anyone who owns a home or automobile. These skills also enhance a students ability to be a self-sufficient consumer and productive employee in the workplace.

Industrial Technology courses provide training in Automotive Technology, Engineering, Architecture, Drafting/CAD, Communications, Construction, Woodworking and Manufacturing.