Electrical Training

This program is designed for individuals wishing to gain electrical experience. This full-time program consists of 20 weeks of hands-on training. Course experiences include, but are not limited to, residential install, troubleshooting, commercial install, conduit bending EMT, conduit bend PVC, conduit bending IMC, wire pulling, industrial motor control, Transformer work, grounding and bonding, OSHA 110, First Aid, Cadwelding, and basic financial planning. Graduates will receive continuing education and career counseling from instructors after the program as needed.

Classes in the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) program at Ivy Tech are lab-based with almost every class meeting having a hands-on portion where students will train and work on actual furnace and air conditioning equipment. This lab allows students to gain experience in equipment installation, charging air conditioning units, and troubleshooting equipment failures.

NOTE: This program requires that recipients file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and be eligible for Title IV financial aid. The Workforce Ready Grant is not based on family income. 

The Construction Technology program at Ivy Tech is filled with hands-on learning experiences with students building full-size mock-ups of houses in our construction laboratory. Students also have the opportunity to participate in service learning construction projects. Every course in this program will prepare students for a national certification.

Indiana Tech’s Construction Management Certificate provides students with the knowledge and skills required to become a leader in the construction profession. It is designed to enhance skills in every stage of the construction process, from concept to completion. Students will learn about estimating, scheduling, contracts, operations and more.

NOTE: This program requires that recipients file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and be eligible for Title IV financial aid. The Workforce Ready Grant is not based on family income.