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Bridge to Crafts Careers: New Orleans
A paid, ten-week pathway into historic building trades through hands-on cemetery restoration, safety training, certifications, and employer connections.
Clover Career Connections
Individualized career coaching, training support, and job-placement assistance for adults entering or advancing in high-growth industries.
Air Conditioning and Heating I
Introductory, hands-on HVAC training covering comfort cooling, heating fundamentals, controls, schematics, and copper-pipe brazing.
Electronic Technician I
Entry-level electronics training in electricity, AC and DC circuits, electronic devices, test instruments, programming, and workplace safety.
Plumbing I
Entry-level plumbing training in systems, codes, tools, materials, pipe installation, pumps, soldering, inspection, math, and safety.
Shielded Metal Arc Welding I
Introductory welding instruction in SMAW safety, shop math, print reading, measuring, material preparation, and hands-on welding practice.
Auto Collision Repair Technology
Theory and practical training for entry-level collision repair, body and frame work, refinishing, welding, glass, and structural repair.
Automotive Technology
Hands-on preparation for entry-level automotive service and maintenance work across the eight ASE automobile service areas.
Construction Management Technology
Technical preparation for construction operations through tools and materials, plans, CAD, safety, layout, estimating, jobsite management, and leadership.
Drafting and Design Technology
Classroom and laboratory training in computer-aided design, architectural design, civil planning, 3D modeling, manufacturing, and shipbuilding drawings.
Electrical Technology
Practical training in residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, motors, controls, distribution equipment, testing, and electrical safety.
Electronics Technology
Technical preparation to troubleshoot and repair computer-controlled electronic and electromechanical systems.
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Technology
Training to install, service, operate, and maintain residential and light-commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems.
Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technology
Diesel and equipment training for the maintenance and repair of commercial trucks, construction machinery, tractors, and industrial equipment.
Instrumentation and Controls Technology
A two-year industrial technology pathway covering the installation, testing, maintenance, and repair of instrumentation and control systems.
Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology
Machine-tool training in turning, milling, drilling, grinding, measurement, layout, heat treatment, and computerized manufacturing equipment.
Process Operations Technology
Technical preparation for operating and monitoring industrial processes in refining, power, chemical, water, food, and offshore environments.
Robotics and Automated Manufacturing
Advanced-manufacturing training in robotics, automated processes, instrumentation, and electrical, electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic controls.
Welding Technology
Entry-level welding and cutting preparation covering common arc-welding processes, blueprint reading, metallurgy, safety, and advanced pipe welding options.
Core Construction Skills
Foundational construction safety, trades math, blueprint reading, tools, rigging, material handling, and workplace communication.
Carpentry Level 1, Part 1
The first part of NCCER Carpentry Level 1, covering the trade, drawings, tools, fasteners, and foundational building assemblies.
Electrical Level 1, Part 1
An introduction to NCCER electrical theory, residential wiring, drawings, conduit, conductors, devices, and electrical measurement.
HVAC Level 1, Part 1
The first NCCER HVAC Level 1 course, introducing HVAC systems, trades math, electricity, heating, cooling, air distribution, and piping.
Plumbing Level 1, Part 1
The first NCCER Plumbing Level 1 course, covering safety, trades math, drawings, fixtures, and copper, plastic, cast-iron, and steel piping.
Basic Arc Welding
Introductory arc-welding instruction in safety, welding symbols, shielded metal arc welding, thermal cutting, preparation, and common positions.
Locksmithing 101
Entry-level locksmithing techniques, tools, locksets, key cutting, impressions, lockpicking concepts, functions, and finishes.
Stationary Engineering
A basic course in low-pressure boilers and plant equipment that supports preparation for Maryland and NIULPE certification exams.
IADC RigPass with Basin United
Entry-level oil and gas safety orientation for new hires and short-service workers in onshore and offshore operating environments.
Confined Space Entry & Rescue
Entry-level confined-space safety, gas testing, entry controls, PPE, communication, and practical rescue training in a simulated enclosure.
OPITO T-HUET with CA-EBS
OPITO-approved tropical helicopter underwater escape and survival training with compressed-air emergency breathing equipment.
OPITO BOSIET with CA-EBS
A three-day offshore safety induction covering helicopter escape, sea survival, firefighting, self-rescue, first aid, CPR, and emergency response.
Engineering Technology Support Specialist, C.C.C.
An 18-credit entry-level certificate in electronics, CAD, industrial safety, quality, manufacturing processes, and applied mechanics that stacks into Gulf Coast's Engineering Technology A.S.
Engineering Technology - Advanced Manufacturing Option, A.S.
A 60-credit, two-year advanced manufacturing degree covering automation, robotics, process control, industrial systems, instrumentation, electronics, and applied project work.
Structural Welding Bootcamp - Pascagoula
A paid, 14-week entry pathway combining structural-welding instruction with hands-on immersion at Bollinger's Pascagoula shipyard.
Shipfitting Bootcamp - Pascagoula
A paid, 14-week entry pathway into shipfitting through technical instruction and on-site immersion at Bollinger Mississippi Shipbuilding.
Shipfitting Bootcamp - Houma/Lockport
A paid, 14-week entry pathway that combines technical shipfitting instruction with immersion at Bollinger's Houma and Lockport operations.
Pipefitting Bootcamp - Houma/Lockport
A paid, 14-week entry pathway that combines technical pipefitting instruction with immersion at Bollinger's Houma and Lockport operations.
Certified Production Technician
A 40-hour advanced-manufacturing course covering safety, quality and measurement, production processes, and maintenance awareness, with a Basic level open to learners without prior training.
Basic Electrical
A 40-hour, hands-on introduction to residential and commercial electrical work, including safety, tools, wiring, troubleshooting, load calculations, blueprints, meters, and NEC compliance.
Machine Shop
An 80-hour Jones College workforce course at the Jasper County Center with a published price, future start dates, and a direct learner sign-up request.
Precision Machining
A 14-week entry pathway into manufacturing through CNC programming, manual lathes and mills, part production and repair, with NIMS and NCCER credentials.
Industrial Automation Technician
A 15-week, 450-hour entry program covering electrical systems, motors, pumps, machinery, PLCs, machining, fluid power, robotics, and renewable-energy systems.
Fast Track: Certified Production Technician 4.0
An eight-week hybrid microcredential covering safety, quality and measurement, production systems, and maintenance awareness for entry-level through front-line manufacturing roles.
Fast Track: CNC Operator
An eight-week hybrid introduction to CNC lathe operation, machine setup, introductory programming, workplace safety, measurement, inspection, and quality practices.
Fast Track: Packaging Machine Operator
An eight-week hybrid pathway into food manufacturing through packaging equipment, safety, HACCP, quality, production, maintenance awareness, inspection, and troubleshooting.
Machining Fundamentals
A standalone introduction to manual milling and turning with an introduction to computer numerical control machining.
Maintenance Awareness
A hands-on introduction to preventive and predictive maintenance, fluid power, electrical measurement, drives, bearings, lubrication, machine controls, and automation.
Logistics Technician
A 48-hour fast-track continuing-education certificate preparing learners for MSSC Certified Logistics Associate and Certified Logistics Technician assessments.
Welding Technician
A 160-hour, hands-on continuing-education award teaching foundational welding and metal-fabrication skills for construction, manufacturing, shipbuilding, automotive, aerospace, and pipeline work.
Advanced Manufacturing Assembly Training (KAMA)
A hands-on pathway into production assembly and technology through lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, process compliance, quality, teamwork, and career readiness.
Entry Welding: SMAW, FCAW, GMAW and GTAW
A 372-hour, 19-week weekday welding pathway covering Stick, Flux-Core, MIG, TIG, safety, blueprint reading, tools, machines, and performance practice in 2G, 3G, and 4G positions.
MSSC Certified Production Technician Fast Track
A fully online, open-enrollment pathway through the four MSSC production modules, designed for experienced manufacturing workers who need a flexible pace.
Manufacturing Technician
A 15-week evening course combining classroom and applied lab work for entry-level manufacturing roles, with an opportunity to earn the MSSC CPT credential.
CNC Operations
An evening introduction to setting up and operating basic CNC machine tools, precision measurement, metal properties, and engineering drawings.
Machining Print Reading & Gauging
A focused evening course in reading machining drawings and using the lines, signs, symbols, and dimensions that communicate three-dimensional parts in two dimensions.
Welding Fundamentals
A beginner-friendly evening introduction to machine setup, metals, joints, positions, Stick, Flux-Core, SMAW, and GMAW welding fundamentals.
Manufacturing Technician Certificate
A nine-month hands-on certificate using CNC mills, Rockwell PLCs, FANUC robotics, Mastercam, SolidWorks, and Studio 5000, with multiple industry-credential opportunities.
Integrated Manufacturing Technology Certificate
A two-semester manufacturing certificate scheduled two days per week, covering machinery, maintenance, hydraulics, pneumatics, quality, blueprints, and production planning.
Machining Fundamentals
A 250-hour, no-prerequisite introduction to shop math, blueprints, GD&T, precision measurement, benchwork, layout, drill press, and basic mill operation.
Manual Machining Lathe
A current 64-hour evening class in machine-shop safety, hand tools, shop equipment, measuring, layout, lathe construction, and part production.
Certified Production Technician (CPT)
A fully online, self-paced manufacturing pathway across safety, quality and measurement, production, and maintenance awareness.
Manufacturing Technology Hybrid Program
A 630-hour machining pathway that combines online instruction with intensive in-person practice in an operating machine shop.
Advanced Manufacturing Program
A five-month, hands-on pathway through CNC machining, programming, inspection, robotics, and professional skills for advanced-manufacturing careers.
Online CNC Machinist
A 195-hour, self-paced introduction to CNC controls, programming, workholding, machining, inspection, safety, metallurgy, quality, and grinding.
PimaFastTrack Automotive Service Technician
An eight- to 12-week entry pathway combining online critical thinking with hands-on vehicle maintenance, light repair, diagnostics, and industry tools.
Basic Manufacturing & Fabrication Welding Certificate
A 15-credit short certificate focused on shielded-metal-arc groove welding, gas-tungsten-arc welding, lab practice, special topics, and certification preparation.
Construction Ready Pre-Apprenticeship
A fully funded, intensive 20-day entry program that combines NCCER Core, jobsite credentials, professional skills, employer interviews, and placement support.
Women in Construction: Construction Technology
A free, 14-week pre-apprenticeship introducing eligible women to carpentry, electrical, plumbing, masonry, NCCER Core, and construction careers.
Basic Machine Shop
A flexible, open-entry introduction to shop safety, print reading, measurement, spindle-speed calculations, lathe work, and milling.
CNC Entry-Level Operator Training
A 240-hour, hands-on introduction to CNC operation, setup, print reading, measurement, inspection, and safe production work.
CNC Machinist Track
A free, 500-hour CNC training pathway with open entry, hands-on programming and setup, industry credentials, tutoring, and job-placement support.
CNC Precision Machining Bootcamp
A nine-week morning bootcamp in print reading, precision measurement, manual machining, CNC turning, and CNC milling.
Machining Technology
A 30-credit machining pathway covering safety, measurement, blueprint reading, manual mills and lathes, CNC setup, programming, and inspection.
MICA Manufacturing Pre-Apprenticeship
An evening manufacturing pre-apprenticeship in CNC and manual machining, robotics, quality, blueprint reading, lean production, and career skills.
CNC Operator Technical Certificate
An entry machining certificate emphasizing CNC mills and lathes, print reading, inspection, metrology, safety, and multi-machine production.
Construction + Safety
A beginner hybrid pathway combining virtual job readiness with hands-on NCCER Core construction skills and OSHA 10 safety training.
Welding Technology
A 450-hour, hands-on welding program covering structural, pipe, and specialty processes for maritime, defense, energy, aerospace, construction, and manufacturing careers.
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