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64 Credit Hours
The program offers instruction in orientation, safety, hand tools, power plant theory, electrical, brakes, steering and suspensions, fuels, exhaust, emission controls, drive t…

Welding is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts. Welding also is used to join beams when constructing buildings, bridges, and other structures and to join pipes in pipelines, p…

The Plumbing Technology program prepares students for entry into the plumbing industry.   Core concepts to be covered include the following: print reading; estimating; backflow prevention; resid…

Learn mechanical skills to service and repair diesel equipment. Featuring modern and late-model engines, students graduate as qualified, trained technicians capable of working on over-the-road t…

Corrosion technology is a far-reaching field including energy infrastructure, transportation systems, national defense, and more. Corrosion of metal surfaces will never stop; however, with techn…

The welding technology program at Seward County Community College trains students to become skilled artisans combining both art and science in their profession. Welders hold an important place i…

This educational program will produce a qualified workforce to serve the
emerging wind industry throughout Kansas and the Midwest. Graduates of
the program will possess the necessary skill…

This program is designed to help prepare people to work in the business or production areas of agriculture. Courses are selected according to student interests and needs. Upon completion of this…

The Automotive Technician II program at Seward County Community College
/ Area Technical School provides the student with the challenge of
accurately diagnosing and correctly repairing lat…

This program is intended for students seeking to work at an agriculture equipment dealership. Students will gain basic knowledge and learn skills suitable for the repair of agriculture equipment…