The Energy Program provides the opportunity for students to embark on a meaningful and rewarding career in the electrical line work field with industry professionals. This is accomplished by providing training methods such as accident prevention, field training, academic training, certifications & supplemental courses, which have proven extremely effective in preparing students to be highly successful employees.

Students who enroll in the Heavy Equipment Technology program will perform preventative maintenance and repair on heavy equipment including front-end loaders, backhoes, bulldozers, and tractors. Training includes engine repair, powertrain, steering, braking, and hydraulics/pneumatics. Students must complete basic skills/safety training.

Heavy Equipment Curriculum

Students who choose Natural Resources Management will participate in training at the Pine River Nature Center. Participants will study scientific methods, ecosystems, water cycle, pollutants, plants, native wildlife and woodlot management. Projects, such as the construction of nature trails and bovine TB testing, may be available for student involvement.

Natural Resources Management Curriculum

Students who enroll in the Small Engine Repair program will specialize in one or more areas of small engine repair. Areas include air-cooled engines, lawn implements, chainsaw and power garden tools, motorcycles, ATVs, personal watercraft, and snowmobiles. Students must complete basic skills/safety training.

Small Engine Repair Curriculum