Career & Technical
Hands-on, career-connected pathways that prepare you for today’s technical workforce
Learn by doing. Build by learning.
Career & Technical pathways combine classroom instruction with hands-on experience to prepare learners for skilled, in-demand careers. Programs emphasize technical knowledge, problem-solving, and applied learning aligned with industry standards and employer expectations. These pathways are designed for students who want practical skills, clear career outcomes, and options to enter the workforce or continue their education.
Programs Built
Career-aligned, skill-focused options
Advanced Manufacturing (CNC)
Other Career Oriented Programs
Automotive Technology, Associate of Applied Science
Engineering/Technology
Automotive Technology, Certificate
Automotive
Commercial Energy Management Technology, Associate of Applied Science
Business
Commercial Energy Management Technology, Certificate
Business
Cosmetology, Certificate of Professional Competency
Environmental Control Technology, Certificate
Engineering/Technology
Environmental Control Technology, Associate of Applied Science
Engineering/Technology
Esthetics, Certificate of Professional Competency
Medical Laboratory Technology, Associate of Applied Science
Mathematics/Science
Nail Technology/Manicurist, Certificate
Other Career Oriented Programs
Connect with advisors who can help you choose the right program, understand next steps, and align training with your career goals.
Courses are taught by instructors with real-world industry experience who bring practical insight, current practices, and career relevance into the classroom.
Students develop practical skills—technical proficiency, problem-solving, teamwork, and communication—and often leave with completed projects, certifications, or demonstrated competencies.
Flexible options include evening, accelerated, and hybrid formats—making it easier for working adults, career changers, and full-time students to participate.
Graduates find opportunities across manufacturing, life sciences, skilled trades, technology, and business services. Many continue into advanced training, certifications, or degree programs.
