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Diagnose, repair, and maintain cars to keep them on the road.
Maintain and repair diesel-powered vehicles and machinery.
Get skills for custom bike & powersports shops and more.
Keep boats and marine equipment in sound condition.
Repair damaged vehicles so they’re good as new.
Learn electrical tech skills: wiring, low/high voltage, smart home systems
Work on machinery used in oil, gas, coal, nuclear, & solar.
Keep machinery & robotic systems running in a variety of settings.
Channel a sense of adventure working on wind turbines.
Ensure safety and reliability in aircraft & prep for the aviation industry.
Learn to maintain aircraft while earning a degree in aviation.
Weld parts used in motorsports, aerospace, construction and more.
Keep HVACR systems running in commercial & residential environments.
Test components like welds for safety used in oil, gas, & more.
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