Engineering, Manufacturing, Technology

Track Clubs & Hobbies

There are many hobbies and activities you could explore to learn more about engineering, manufacturing, and technology. Try one ore more of these activities:

• Participate in Mathletes
• Join FFA (Future Farmers of America)
• Start a lawn mowing service
• do repair and home improvement projects
• Job shadow at an architecture or home deisgn firm
• Volunteer to care for flowers at a park
• Do basic repairs on home appliances or electronics
• Visit an auto repair shop
• Job shadow a machinist
• Explore apprenticeship opportunities with local companies
• Learn about computer applications or technology related to this field, like CAD
• Job shadow an engineer or scientist
• Teach youth at a science summer camp or after-school program
• Read trade publications to stay current on economic and political issues affecting transportation
• Job shadow a transportation manager or dispatcher
• Intern at a local garage or motorcycle shop to learn the basics of auto or small engine repair

Track Industry Recognized Available Certificates:

• NIMS Certification (CNC Machining)
• OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry
• OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
• OSHA 10-Hour General Industry (Manufacturing)
• OSHA 10-Hour General Industry (Automotive)

Track Employment Opportunities

Below is a list of employers in our local area that have employment opportunities available to give you an inside look at working within the Engineering, Manufacturing, & Technology Career Field.

• Panther Jobs

Complete Your Track

Do you want to complete your Track and Earn a Panther Tracks Certificate? Click on the link below to find out how!
Foundation Knowledge & Skills Page

Track Advisors

Denny Sleen & Jeff Dravis