Engineering & Electro-Mechanical (STEM COHORT)

Students interested in Hawaiʻi’s Engineering Technology field should build a strong foundation in math, science, and computer science while taking electives like drafting or robotics. Participation in STEM clubs, competitions, internships, or job-shadowing helps develop real-world skills. Learning industry software, completing hands-on projects, and building a portfolio strengthen technical and problem-solving abilities. Networking with local engineers also provides valuable insight. This pathway gives students a clear understanding of engineering roles and offers work-based learning experiences to prepare them for future opportunities.