Advanced skills are developed in TIG, MIG and pipe welding. Students also learn blueprint reading, welding symbols and must design and construct projects of original design. Students learn classroom procedures, discipline technique and get an understanding of child growth and development. Students have option of earning college credit from Seton Hall University. This program provides hands-on training in all phases of the construction industry.
Instruction begins with the use of hand and power tools.
Units of study include carpentry, masonry, electrical wiring, plumbing, sheet-rocking and roofing. Upon completion, students may elect to pursue advance training in one specific trade area. Within this 1 to 3-year program, students learn the skills to repair and maintain diesel powered highway trucks and equipment. Units of instruction include theory and operation of the system components for truck chassis, engine transmission, and drive train. Advanced study in electrical circuitry, electronics, computer controls, air conditioning, and hydraulics are covered.