Career and Technical Programs

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3D Modeling and Animation

Develop digital modeling, animation, visualization, and design skills for creative and technical industries.

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  • A group of students in masks

    3D Modeling and Animation

    Develop digital modeling, animation, visualization, and design skills for creative and technical industries.

  • Auto Collision Instructor and students in the paint booth

    Auto Collision Repair

    Learn collision repair, refinishing, surface preparation, and professional shop practices.

  • Three students working on an engine

    Auto Service Technology

    Build automotive diagnostic, maintenance, and repair skills through practical training.

  • Outside of a house with a crane lifting a truss

    Building Trades

    Gain practical experience with construction methods, tools, safety, and residential building systems.

  • Person assembling a computer

    Computer Networking

    Learn computer hardware, networking, cybersecurity, systems administration, and technical troubleshooting.

  • Red Semi Truck

    Diesel Technology

    Train in diesel service, diagnostics, maintenance, and heavy equipment systems.

  • Three emergency responders standing around a monitor

    EMT

    Prepare for emergency medical service through classroom instruction and practical skills training.

  • Students practicing health care skills

    Health Sciences

    Explore healthcare careers while developing foundational patient care and workplace skills.

  • Aerial view of police car at a traffic stop

    Law Enforcement

    Study public safety, legal principles, communication, ethics, and law enforcement practices.

  • Nursing students

    Practical Nursing

    Prepare for practical nursing through classroom, laboratory, and clinical instruction.

  • Female welder welding

    Welding

    Develop welding, fabrication, blueprint reading, and shop safety skills.

  • Digital Design

    Develop creative and technical skills in digital media, visual design, graphics, and related production tools.

  • Dental Assistant

    Develop foundational dental assisting skills for work in a professional dental care environment.

  • Auto Collision Instructor and students in the paint booth

    Auto Collision Repair

    Learn collision repair, refinishing, surface preparation, and professional shop practices.

  • Three students working on an engine

    Auto Service Technology

    Build automotive diagnostic, maintenance, and repair skills through practical training.

  • Outside of a house with a crane lifting a truss

    Building Trades

    Gain practical experience with construction methods, tools, safety, and residential building systems.

  • Person assembling a computer

    Computer Networking

    Learn computer hardware, networking, cybersecurity, systems administration, and technical troubleshooting.

Why Choose PLTC?

Career-Ready Skills

Programs emphasize practical skills that students can carry into the workplace.

Employment Focus

Students build technical and professional skills for their next step after PLTC.

Industry Credentials

Many programs offer opportunities to earn industry-recognized credentials.

Hands-On Learning

Students learn through practical projects, equipment, and real-world scenarios.

Spotlight

3D Students in the factory

PLTC 3D Modeling and Animation students visited Champion Precast to explore how 3D design supports manufacturing and construction.

Students and staff interacting with SAR dog

SAR Dog presentation with our Health Sciences and Law Enforcement programs