Learn to fly…for a possible career or simply recreation! Certified flight instructor Jeremy Harmon from Higher Ground Aviation will provide classroom instruction to assist students in passing the FAA written exam, one major step toward certification as a private pilot. In addition to learning FAA regulatory expectations, you’ll learn aerodynamics, aircraft systems, flight controls, weather, navigation, aeromedical factors, airspace, control tower operations, as well as other essential aspects. There is NO requirement for previous aviation knowledge in order to take this class. Actual flight training may begin at any time with your instructor for an additional cost. A short supply list is provided upon enrollment.

Understand and use math fundamentals with confidence for today's industrial market. This course is designed for your employment success, therefore we offer it free of charge to welding (and Machining) students seeking employment. We will start with a refresher of fundamentals and operations, and advance to elementary algebra, geometry, and trigonometry used in the trades. Enrollment in a current welding or machining course is required.

Join Master Plumber Mike Kee as he demonstrates how plumbing works in a home, discusses preventative maintenance and shows you how to tackle common problems and make simple repairs. He will show you how to install or repair faucets, repair a toilet, clear drain clogs, sweat a pipe, determine what type of piping and fittings to use for specific projects, and when to call a professional. The class will also cover student questions and topics.

You’ve taken a welding class…now it’s time to tackle that home project! Join us for “rent-a-booth” Saturday and put those skills into practice—bring your own project and materials. Projects will be “carry in, carry out.” All projects and additional materials must be vetted at least one week in advance through the instructor(s).

Previous welding instruction and experience is required. Prepare to pay extra for materials the instructor anticipates you'll need.

This 36 hour (GTAW) course is for students with some training in STICK or MIG.  TIG is most commonly usedto weld thin sections of stainless steel and light metals. It is the most difficult of all types of welding but can give you clean, strong, x-ray quality welds when mastered. Students will learn proper techniques for flat fillet welding with carbon steel using the GTAW process. Safety is covered in the first two sessions; math tutorial available.

Students must complete an easy application form, and provide their own protective eye wear, steel-toed footwear and welding gloves.