Program Highlights
Improvements in technology have made manufacturing increasingly automated. The demand is great for skilled technicians to maintain and repair commercial and industrial machinery and the technology that powers them.
- Practice your troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
- Learn basic electrical skills, welding and computer-aided design (CAD).
- Understand pneumatic, hydraulic and mechatronic systems, and how to use programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
- Earn portable, stackable certificates which can lead to an associate or bachelor’s degree.
Degrees & Certs
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Job Outlook
See what opportunities with an Industrial Maintenance Technology certificate look like. (Note: In addition to the Industrial Maintenance Technology certificate, other certificates are available. Opportunities may vary on the educational level earned.)
Cost
For fall 2024, spring 2025 and summer 2025, air conditioning, refrigeration and heating (ARH) and welding (WEL) classes (except ARH 210 and WEL 135) have a tuition rate of $210 per credit hour for in-district residents. All other classes in the program have a standard in-district rate of $140 per credit hour. Get more information on tuition and fees.
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Cost breakdown
Industrial Maintenance • Certificate of Achievement
Program costs as of August 2024:
- Tuition and fees: $6,552.00
- Books: $1,638.50
- Tools: $355.16
- Total: $8,545.66
Getting Started
Questions and tours
Questions about the industrial technology program? Looking to schedule a tour or learn how to hire our graduates? Contact Doug Hoy, program director, at 217-786-3447.
Ready to enroll?
Schedule a meeting with Darla! Grab 45 minutes with us, and we will work with you to understand our programs, admission requirements and steps to enroll! These well-paying careers need trained workers now and in the future. Contact Darla Cochran, workforce enrollment specialist, at 217-786-2407.
Note: After booking, you will receive an email and text confirmation. Please make sure to check your email spam/junk folders for the confirmation. Depending on your spam filter settings, your conformation may have been delivered there.
Classes
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