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Math, Engineering and Skilled Trades

Demand and wages are skyrocketing for skilled professionals who can run and maintain complex machines, robots and computer systems. CCAC s Skilled Trades programs encompass a wide range of these strong wage-earning professions. The nearly 30 certificate and degree offerings in the skilled trades and energy technologies which include several apprenticeship programs prepare college students for rewarding careers in these highly-skilled sectors.

After graduating, many CCAC students who find work later decide that further education would help advance their career. Many of these former students return to CCAC to update their skills and gain further knowledge. This educational need may also be satisfied by pursuing a Bachelor's Degree at a local college or university.

Many of the Community College's career programs are guided by advisory committees. Practitioners in your field meet with faculty to determine the best instruction to serve your needs. These advisory committees and the ongoing evaluation of the college's programs ensure that the program you have chosen is relevant to the workplace.

Skilled trades

Engineering and Skilled Trades Programs

Architectural Drafting
Automotive Technology
Building Construction
Carpentry Apprentice
Electrical ConstructionElectrical Distribution
Fire Science
Heating and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Heavy Equipment
Iron Worker
Manufacturing and Polymer Technology
Mathematics and Science
Mechatronics
Plumbing
Sheet Metal
Stationary Operating Engineers
Welding

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Apprenticeships

CCAC Apprenticeship Programs

CCAC is pleased to offer seven apprenticeship programs through the Local Joint Apprenticeship Committee (JATC). Available apprenticeship programs include carpentry, electrical construction, heavy equipment operating, ironworking, plumbing, sheet metal working and stationary operating engineering. Learn more about CCAC Apprenticeship Programs.