Engineering & Manufacturing

Training in precision machining, welding, industrial systems, and automation. Students develop skills in operating advanced manufacturing equipment, reading technical drawings, and programming industrial controls.

Factories in Texas produce everything from massive turbine engines to tiny nanochips. The state’s job growth is fueled by three sectors: computers and electronics equipment, aerospace parts, and pharmaceuticals. Leading manufacturing industries include chemicals, petroleum products and motor vehicles. And the future for manufacturing in Texas is bright. Many prominent manufacturing companies are moving to Texas because of the lower cost of living, cool cities, warm weather, a highly skilled workforce powered by TSTC, unsurpassed BBQ and, of course, football.

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Industrial Systems
Master the skills necessary to maintain and service advanced manufacturing and industrial equipment in this one-of-a-kind program.
Precision Machining
Master precision fabrication techniques for the most advanced manufacturing industries and you’ll be prepared for a fulfilling new career.
Electrical Power & Controls
Wherever there’s electricity, there’s a need for experts in management of that power. Massive opportunities await if you pursue this high-growth career in Texas, or your money back.
Advanced Manufacturing
Master the skills necessary to maintain and service advanced manufacturing and industrial equipment in this one-of-a-kind program.
Workforce Training
TSTC Workforce Training offers non-credit courses for those who want to update their skills without enrolling in traditional college classes.
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FAST TRAC Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machining
In-person
132 hours
$3,867
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Industrial Systems Training Program
In-person
12 Weeks. The schedule also varies.
$4,500
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IPC J-STD-001 Soldering Certification
In-person
20-40 hours
workforcetraining@tstc.edu
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Soldering Fundamentals
In-person
80 hours
workforcetraining@tstc.edu
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Welding Safety Technician
Online
202 Hours
$4,500
Myra De Leon 956-364-4603
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Fiber Optic – Broadband Technician
Online
105 Hours
$5,800
myra.deleon@tstc.edu Ph: 956-364-4603
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Mobile Welding
In-person
Myra De Leon 956-364-4603
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NCCER Maritime Welding Level I
In-person
6.5 Weeks
$4,500
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Tesla START
In-person
16 weeks
$2,700
Cheryl Brooks 254-867-3046
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Pneumatics Fundamentals
Hybrid
accelerated.training@tstc.edu
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Mechanical Systems / Mechanical Drives / Power Transmission
In-person
accelerated.training@tstc.edu
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CONTINUING ED
NCCER Electrical Level 1
Online
204 Hours
$3,670
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