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A student wearing safety gloves and a TCHS-branded shirt operates a handheld grinding tool, producing bright sparks. The scene is set in a workshop with tools and equipment visible in the background.

Engine Technology, preparing students who enjoy working on outdoor power equipment, four-wheelers, and motorcycles to turn their interests into a career.

Through hands-on and theory learning, students will gain the skills to troubleshoot and repair outdoor power equipment and small engines, such as: four-wheelers, motorcycles, snowmobiles, tractors, marine equipment, and more.

 

A student wearing safety goggles and a navy blue shirt with a technical school logo works on a mechanical project. They are using a multimeter to test electrical connections on a small engine. Various tools and equipment are visible in the background of the workshop.

Career Skill LevelsThe various skill career levels for technical college high school: beginning, intermediate, advanced.

Program Opportunities

Certifications

  • Four Stroke Engine Certificate 

  • Pennsylvania Skills Certificates/P2 Automotive Safety Certificate

  • S/P2 Safety and Pollution Prevention Certificate

  • Two Stroke Engine Certificate

Workplace Opportunities

Some notable partners include:

Some notable partners include: Peco, Sunoco Products, Niemeyer’s Service Center, Steven Senn Landscaping, Little’s John Deere, and more!

 

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CIP 47.0699

The Department of Education provides a CIP Code to approved Programs of Study (POS). Schools and postsecondary institutions use the CIP code to categorize the POS, outline the scope and sequence of educational offerings, and develop a POS task list. Click here to review the task list.