Programs
Mechatronics
Our Mechatronics Program bundles the essential competencies required for advanced technicians, filling the most widely recognized skills gaps facing industry today.
Industrial
Finding workers with the skills required to meet today’s advanced manufacturing requirements has become an increasingly complex and difficult challenge. Penn College offers a comprehensive range of industrial training to meet the needs of manufacturers, from classes introducing under-skilled workers to fundamental topics to the most advanced technical training. Our Mechatronics Program bundles the essential competencies required for advanced technicians, filling the most widely recognized skills gaps facing industry today.
Contact
- Workforce Development
- Center for Business & Workforce Development
570.327.4775 - workforce@pct.edu
Course Offerings
Courses may be customized to meet your company's needs. Contact Workforce Development at workforce@pct.edu for more information.
Available Training Topics
This is not a complete list. We offer nearly all types of industrial training
Mechatronics
CAD
CNC
Machining
Robotics
Welding
Centers
Center for Business and Workforce Development
The Center for Business and Workforce Development is a 31,800 sq ft state-of-the-art facility hosting a wide array of open enrollment and customized training classes. Topics such as leadership, industrial, computer and safety, among many others, are available to companies and individuals. The Center features industrial labs, computer labs, spacious classrooms, and two conference rooms.
Penn College News
07.11.2024
Federal officials tout apprenticeships at Penn College
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su and Director of the Domestic Policy Counsel/White House Domestic Policy Advisor Neera Tanden took a few moments to answer questions following their July 11, 2024, announcement event at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The officials announced nationwide grant funding for apprenticeship initiatives totaling $244 million. Penn College is the recipient of a $4 million grant to expand its existing apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship programs.
07.11.2024
College awarded $4 million grant for apprenticeship expansion
A $4 million federal grant will empower Pennsylvania College of Technology to continue serving as a key provider of apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship training programs statewide and beyond in response to employer demand for more workers in advanced manufacturing. The Apprenticeship Building America grant was announced today during a U.S. Department of Labor event with remarks delivered by Julie Su, acting secretary of labor, and Neera Tanden, White House domestic policy advisor.
07.02.2024
Penn College polymer training attracts diverse professionals
Two recent workshops conducted by the renowned Plastics Innovation & Resource Center at Pennsylvania College of Technology delivered training to 23 professionals representing 15 companies, six states, Canada and Costa Rica. The five-day Injection Molding Processing Series offered a comprehensive examination of injection molding technology, and the two-day Extrusion Die Design Workshop introduced die design principles for all major extrusion processes.