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Aurora, United States

School: Pickens Technical College

Carpentry
Course Format: Classroom
The Carpentry program provides an opportunity for students to learn the fundamentals of blueprint reading, estimating, building codes and ordinances, frame construction, roof framing, interior and exterior finishing and the safe operation and maintenance of tools and equipment. A major portion of the time will be spent working on actsual construction projects. Students build a residential home ...
 

Cabinetmaking & Millwork
Course Format: Classroom
This program provides an opportunity for students to learn the fundamentals of producing working drawings, cabinet-making, finishing, cabinet installation, millwork, door making, and safe operation of tools and equipment. Students design, construct, and install all the cabinetry, doors, and trim for a residential home. Student will be required to ride the school bus to and from the constructio...
 

Welding
Course Format: Classroom
The Welding program is designed to provide entry-level skills in welding. Students will receive training in oxyacetylene, welding and cutting, allied cutting processes, blueprint reading for welders, & structural welding. Modern tools and equipment will be used throughout the program to provide up-to-date training. Students are required to purchase and maintain safety coveralls, safety glas...
 

Precision Machining
Course Format: Classroom
The Precision & Computer-Aided Machining program consists of classroom and shop-learning experiences which will permit the student successfully completing the program to be qualified as an entry-level machinist. Major contact areas covered are machine shop safety; measuring instruments; blueprint reading; operation of general machine tools, such as drill presses, mills, saws, lathes, grinders...
 

General Electronic Technology
Course Format: Classroom
The General Electronics courses are taught over two semesters and consist of electronic theory, laboratory experiments, applied mathematics, and practical applications which prepare students to work with solid state and digital systems. Upon completion of the General Electronics Technology courses, the student has the option to seek employment as an electronic assembler, electronic installer...
 

Computer Network
Course Format: Classroom
The Computer Service Technician option is designed to prepare students for entry into the industry of servicing, maintaining, and repairing computers, computer systems, and telecommunication networking systems. The program prepares students for the A+ and Network+ Service Technician Certification examination.
 

Computer Aided Drafting
Course Format: Classroom
The Computer Aided Drafting program is designed to provide students with the computer and board skills necessary for employment as a drafter trainee. Students perform minimal board work (about 10 percent of class time) with the rest of the class time spent on learning and applying CAD software to the drafting industry. Students learn how to visualize and dimension objects, draw two-dimensional...
 

Auto Sound
Course Format: Classroom
The Sound and Security Systems Technology program is designed to train students to be employed in the car stereo, home theater, and security industries. This program consists of classroom and laboratory experiences that provide theory and hands-on training necessary in the installation of stereos, speakers, amplifiers, vehicle security systems, and security systems. It also provides instruction...
 

Nail Technician
Course Format: Classroom
The Nail Technician Program provides specialized training in: plain manicures, oil manicures and pedicures. Techniques are taught in acrylic nails, silk wraps, gels, nail art and paraffin treatments. Proper usage of implements with the sanitation procedures, recognition of nail disorders and appropriate treatments, and salon management are incorporated into the curriculum. Introduction, interme...
 

Hairstyling
Course Format: Classroom
The Hairstylist Program includes coursework in: shampooing, rinsing and conditioning, hair cutting, hair styling, permanent waving and chemical texture, hair coloring, sanitation procedures, salon management, laws, rules and regulations. No training is received in nails or skin care. Introduction, intermediate and advanced training is the combination of theory and clinical training that is achi...
 

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