Industrial Automation opportunity

About the program

SoLAcc combines classroom instruction and practical experience to prepare learners to install, repair, and maintain industrial equipment and machinery. The program spans electrical systems, motors, pumps, production machinery, programmable logic controls, machining, pneumatics, hydraulics, robotics, and solar and wind systems.

What participants will learn

+Industrial electrical systems
+Motors, pumps, and production machinery
+Programmable logic controls
+Machining
+Pneumatics and hydraulics
+Industrial robotics
+Solar and wind systems
+Industrial equipment installation, repair, and maintenance

Who this program is for

+Must be at least 16 years old
+A high school diploma, GED, or HiSET is not required for course entry
+Most financial-aid grant applications require a high school or HiSET credential

Program highlights

+450 hours of classroom and practical training
+Open-entry pathway for learners age 16 and older
+Broad preparation across automation and industrial maintenance systems
+A future New Iberia cohort with a published weekday schedule

Interested in this program?

Applications and final eligibility decisions are handled by SoLAcc.

Apply as a SoLAcc noncredit student, then complete the separate course-enrollment step with Economic and Workforce Development. Applying does not reserve a seat. Tuition assistance may be available after an eligibility review.

Apply to SoLAcc

Enrollment and registration

Economic and Workforce Development Division

workforce@solacc.edu

337-521-9028