The skilled trades and transportation pathway at Wor-Wic Community College has many options for students interested in entering or advancing their careers in construction, electricity, HVACR (heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration), manufacturing, truck driving, welding or a variety of other areas.
There are both short-term opportunities to begin work quickly, by taking one course, and long-term certificate options which take more than one semester to complete. The primary focus of the programs in the pathway is career training, where students will learn both in the classroom and hands-on.
Explore the pathway options below. Want more information? Complete a request for information and our outreach coordinator will be in touch.
The hands-on learning in the classroom was good, and the instructors were great. With this career, you’re always learning.
Morgan Lurz, Journeyman Electrician
Careers and Salary
Skilled trades workers and truck drivers are in great demand today, with the demand forecasted to remain high for the next 10 years or more.
| Title |
Median hourly earnings in our region per hour |
| Carpenter |
$19.56 |
| Electrician |
$20.42 |
| HVAC Installer/Technician |
$22.44 |
| Truck Driver |
$20.45 |
| Wastewater Treatment System Operator |
$22.26 |
| Welder |
$20.26 |
To explore employment in our region and salaries, go to
Career Coach.
Paying for Your Education
Financial assistance is available for your skilled trades and transportation pathway. You can review what the college has to offer on the
Pay for College section of this site.
Getting Involved
Students in this pathway have many opportunities to be involved in campus life outside of their academic work, with several clubs and organizations to participate in, as well as student government and other student activities. For more information, see our
Student Activities page.
Skilled Trades & Transportation Education Opportunities:
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