In the Agricultural Mechanics program, students will gain experience in maintaining outdoor power equipment, agricultural equipment, some automotive and heavy equipment, all-terrain vehicles, and lawn mowers. The agricultural industry relies on specialized equipment to cultivate land, produce crops, and raise livestock. An introduction to welding, hydraulics, and machine work is also included.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
CAREER PATHWAYS
CERTIFICATIONS
COLLEGE CREDITS
Earning college credits while completing a Career Tech program.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Strong math and grade level reading skills are required.
UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS
A CareerTech blue or gray t-shirt is required. In addition, the following CareerTech items may also be purchased: Mechanic shirt, crewneck sweatshirt or hooded sweatshirt (no strings), or flannel. Uniforms may be ordered online or purchased at the school store.
Dark blue or black work pants (i.e., Dickies) or jeans without holes. No baggy clothes or shorts are permitted.
Work boots (steel toes not required)
OUT-OF-POCKET COSTS
WHAT ELSE TO KNOW
Come to CareerTech with a good work ethic and the desire to learn something new every day.
Andy Anderson
Mr. Anderson is a CareerTech alumnus of the Agricultural Mechanics program. Following graduation, he started a local agriculture repair business where he has worked over 10 years in the industry. He is a certified ASE Master Technician.