Great Oaks Career Campuses

This program introduces students to the core principles of electricity, mechanics, and fluid power through troubleshooting, circuit building, and the use of multimeters. Students explore how mechanical components such as gears, belts, and bearings work alongside electric motors, hydraulic systems, and pneumatic systems to power industrial equipment. Also covers modern battery technology.

This program introduces students to the engineering design process through sketching, technical drawing, and modeling techniques used to solve real-world challenges. Coursework explores engineering disciplines such as mechanics, materials science, electricity, and fluid dynamics while students design and analyze mechanical and electrical systems. The program also includes programming.

This program provides training in site preparation, blueprint reading, cost estimating, and the safe operation of heavy equipment used in excavation and earthmoving. Students learn to maintain electrical, hydraulic, and engine systems while operating a variety of machinery. Additional topics include ground safety practices, hand signaling, surveying techniques, and GPS technology.

This program focuses on modern manufacturing processes and precision machining. Students gain experience using both manual and Computer Numerical Control (CNC) equipment to cut, shape, bore, and finish metal and other materials. Training includes operation of machine tools such as lathes, mills, and grinders, as well as routine maintenance and troubleshooting procedures.