This pre-engineering trade and technical program was developed to give students a breadth of knowledge in manufacturing, engineering and engineering technologies. Students have opportunities to design, create and test various products and materials. Due to advancements in industry, it is important that students possess a global understanding of the design for manufacturing processes, including industrial safety, work-flow and product development.

Participation in AIM and further training can help prepare you for jobs in areas like:

• Technical Support Analyst

• Assembler

• CNC Operator

• Equipment Operator

• Machinist

A.M. Session - 8 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
P.M. Session - 12 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

...work with accuracy
...like to create and design things
...can accept responsibility
...can work under stress
...are detail oriented
...can communicate in a friendly way
...can perform a variety of duties
...have good reading skills
...enjoy math and science
...enjoy working with your hands
...are good at problem solving

Two years if planning to earn a CTE Certificate of Completion

• AIM Credential (Math 170 required in addition to two years in CTE classes)

• Three years if planning to earn an AIM Certificate; designed for students participating in an Early/Middle College program

Students may earn the state-required fourth-year math-related course credit through this program. Students may also earn Algebra 2 credit at their local high school based on successful completion and prior approval by their local high school principal/counselor. Local high schools will award credit upon successful completion of this program. The CTE Certificate of Completion will be awarded to students who successfully complete their programs. In addition, students can earn college credits upon successful completion of their courses, ultimately leading toward a credential, certificate or degree.