Full Time Programs
Full Time Programs
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Automotive Service Technology
The Automotive Service Technology program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center provides comprehensive, hands-on instruction aligned with ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) standards. Designed to prepare students for entry-level employment in the automotive repair industry, this program emphasizes real-world skill development through diagnostic work, mechanical training, and customer-based repair scenarios.
Instruction takes place in a fully equipped automotive lab, where students utilize industry-current tools and technologies to inspect, maintain, and repair modern vehicle systems. The program progresses from fundamental mechanical concepts to advanced troubleshooting techniques, with a consistent focus on safety, technical accuracy, and workforce readiness.
Over the course of the two-year program, students have the opportunity to complete up to eight ASE entry-level certification exams. Upon graduation and the accumulation of two years of industry experience, students may qualify for full ASE Certification—an industry-recognized credential that significantly enhances career mobility.
Program Outcomes
Graduates of the Automotive Service Technology program are equipped with the technical knowledge, diagnostic proficiency, and hands-on experience required to pursue employment in a variety of automotive settings, including dealerships, independent repair facilities, and fleet maintenance operations. The program also lays a strong foundation for future specialization and advancement within the field.
Skills and Competencies Acquired
Students Develop the ability to:
- Diagnose, service, and repair key vehicle systems, including:
- Brakes, Steering, and Suspension
- Engine Repair and Performance
- Electrical and Electronic Systems
- Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
- Transmissions and Drivetrains
- Interpret and complete real-world work orders
- Apply industry-standard safety and shop practices
- Utilize diagnostic tools and service technologies
- Demonstrate professional communication and customer service skills
- Prepare for and successfully complete ASE Entry-Level Certification exams
Program Structure
- Duration: 995 hours (typically completed over two academic years)
- Delivery Format: In-person instruction within a classroom and industry-standard automotive shop
- Eligibility: Open to high school and adult students (space permitting)
Certification Opportunities
- Up to 8 ASE Entry-Level Certifications
- Preparation for ASE Professional Certification following two years of verified industry experience
Career Pathways
This program prepares students for a range of careers in the automotive sector, such as:
- Automotive Technician
- Dealership Service Technician
- Service Writer or Advisor
- Fleet Maintenance Technician
- Parts Specialist or Inspector
With additional experience and certifications, graduates may advance into roles such as lead technician, diagnostic specialist, or shop foreman.
The Automotive Service Technology program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center offers a robust foundation in mechanical and diagnostic skill development, setting students on a path toward meaningful, in-demand careers in the automotive service industry.
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Construction Trades
The Construction Trades program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center prepares high school juniors and seniors for careers in residential, commercial, and industrial construction through hands-on training and real-world building experiences. This two-year program develops the technical skills, craftsmanship, and work ethic required to succeed in the construction industry.
Students learn construction fundamentals through extensive instruction in jobsite safety, OSHA standards, hand and power tool operation, blueprint reading, construction math, rigging and material handling, and building layout. As students advance, they gain practical experience in forms and foundations, framing, cabinetmaking, finish carpentry, countertop construction, and installation techniques.
The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving, teamwork, precision, and professional practices while exposing students to the complete construction process from planning and layout to project completion. Through project-based learning, students apply classroom concepts in hands-on environments that mirror real construction settings.
Designed to prepare students for employment, apprenticeships, and continued technical education, the Construction Trades program provides a strong foundation for success in one of the nation’s most essential industries.
Chisholm Trail Technology Center’s Construction Trades program is the ideal choice for students who enjoy building, creating, and seeing the results of their work take shape.
What You'll Learn
• Construction safety and OSHA standards
• Blueprint reading and construction math
• Hand and power tool operation
• Framing and structural construction
• Cabinetmaking and finish carpentry
• Employment readiness and workplace skills
Program Details
Total Hours: 960 (2-year program)
Career Pathway: Architecture & Construction – Construction
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors
Career Opportunities
• Carpenter
• Construction Technician
• Residential Builder
• Commercial Construction Worker
• Cabinetmaker
• Building Maintenance TechnicianCompleters leave with practical construction experience, industry knowledge, and employability skills that prepare them for entry-level employment, apprenticeships, and continued education opportunities.
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Electrical Trades
The Electrical Trades program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center prepares high school juniors and seniors for careers in the electrical industry through a combination of classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory experiences, and real-world applications. This comprehensive program develops the technical knowledge and practical skills required for success as an electrical apprentice and future electrician.
Students gain experience in electrical theory, electrical distribution systems, wiring methods, motor controls, blueprint reading, and the National Electrical Code. Through hands-on projects and laboratory training, students learn how to safely install, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical systems used in residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
The curriculum emphasizes safety, precision, and problem-solving while introducing students to industry-standard tools, meters, equipment, and installation practices. Students study alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) circuits, electric motor control systems, wiring installations, and construction-based electrical applications that reflect modern industry standards.
Designed to prepare students for apprenticeships, employment, and advanced technical education, the Electrical Trades program provides a strong foundation for success in a growing and high-demand field.
Chisholm Trail Technology Center’s Electrical Trades program is the ideal pathway for students who enjoy technology, critical thinking, and working with systems that power homes, businesses, and industries.
What You'll Learn
• AC and DC electrical theory
• Electrical wiring installation methods
• Electric motor controls
• National Electrical Code (NEC) fundamentals
• Blueprint reading and electrical distribution systems
• Safe use of tools, meters, and electrical equipment
Program Details
Total Hours: 1,000
Career Pathway: Architecture & Construction – Electrical Apprentice
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors
Career Opportunities
• Electrical Apprentice
• Residential Electrician
• Commercial Electrician
• Industrial Electrician
• Electrical Maintenance Technician
• Electrical Contractor PathwayCompleters leave with the technical skills, safety knowledge, and hands-on experience needed to pursue apprenticeships, employment opportunities, and continued training in the electrical trades.
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Health Careers Certification (HCC)
The Health Careers Certification program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center offers students an in-depth introduction to the dynamic and growing field of health care. Designed for both high school students and adult learners, the program provides a comprehensive blend of academic instruction, clinical experiences, and skill-based training that prepares individuals for a variety of entry-level health care roles—or for further education in nursing and allied health.
High school students explore health care through courses in medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and basic patient care, with the opportunity to earn college credit while completing industry-aligned coursework. Adult students are offered advanced training in areas such as phlebotomy, clinical assisting, and multi-skilled patient support, building on prior experience or opening the door to a new career.
Instruction takes place in modern classrooms and simulation labs, where students practice hands-on skills in infection control, CPR, vital signs, and medical documentation. As they progress through the program, high school and adult Certified Nurse Aide students participate in instructor-led clinical rotations at local long-term care facilities. Adult Medical Assistants and Phlebotomy students participate in clinicals supervised by our partners at iCare Urgent Care of Kingfisher, Kingfisher Clinic, and Diagnostic Larboratory of Oklahoma (DLO). During these clinical experiences students will gain real-world experience and develop essential communication, safety and ethics skills for health care environments.
Whether you’re just starting your journey into health care or continuing your training to specialize further, the Health Careers program equips students with the confidence, competence, and certifications needed to take the next step.
What You’ll Learn
- Anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology
- Infection control, safety protocols, and HIPAA compliance
- Vital signs, patient care procedures, and mobility assistance
- Phlebotomy and medication administration (adult tracks)
- CPR (AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers)
- Ethics, communication, and professionalism in health care
- Career exploration across medical assisting, nursing, therapy, diagnostics, and more
Program Details
High School Career Majors:
Year 1
- Certified Healthcare Provider – 480 hrs
Year 2
- Advanced Healthcare Provider – 480 hrs
- Advanced Nurse Aide – 480 hrs
Adult Career Majors:
- Medical Assistant – 600 hrs
- Multi-Skilled Aide – 600 hrs
Eligibility: High school juniors/seniors or adult learners
Location: On-campus health science classroom/lab and local clinical sites
Industry Certifications (based on track)
- CNA – Long-Term Care Aide
- Home Health Aide
- Certified Medication Aide (CMA)
- Phlebotomy (Specimen Collection Competency)
- AHA BLS CPR (Health Care Provider)
Career Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles such as:
- Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
- Medical Assistant
- Phlebotomy Technician
- Home Health Aide
This program also provides a strong foundation for students planning to pursue Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN), Registered Nursing (RN), Physical Therapy, or other allied health degrees and certifications.
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Additional Training Opportunities – short term classess
Chisholm Trail Technology Center also offers a series of short-term health careers courses throughout the year. These fast-track programs are ideal for adults seeking new certifications, reentry into the health care field, or continuing education. Available courses include:
- Certified Medication Aide (CMA): 60 hrs (includes 24 clinical hours)
- Advanced CMA -- Insulin or Respiratory/Gastric Administration: 18–24 hrs
- Phlebotomy: 75 hrs
- CNA and Home Health Aide Combo: 107 hrs
- CMA Continuing Education Update: 8 hrs
These short-term classes are led by licensed instructors and provide flexible, practical pathways into Oklahoma’s health care workforce.
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Information Technology & Networking
The Information Technology and Networking program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center offers students a hands-on, career-focused education that prepares them for the evolving world of technology. As organizations across every industry depend on secure, efficient technology systems, the demand for trained IT professionals continues to grow. This program delivers the technical training and industry certification preparation needed to succeed in roles across IT support, systems administration, and cybersecurity.
Students learn in a dynamic lab environment that mirrors real-world settings, working with up-to-date hardware, networking equipment, and industry simulation tools. They gain experience with both client-side and networked systems, exploring how computers communicate, how data is secured, and how systems are managed at scale.
Instruction is built around nationally recognized platforms including Cisco Networking Academy and TestOut, ensuring alignment with current industry standards. From installing hardware and configuring routers to managing threats and responding to breaches, students graduate with both the technical knowledge and problem-solving mindset needed to succeed in the field.
The program offers two focused tracks to support different interests and career goals:
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Computer Network Technician – Emphasizes the core functions of IT support, including hardware repair, system diagnostics, and basic network setup and troubleshooting.
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Network Security Professional – Offers advanced study in cybersecurity concepts, network defense, and secure infrastructure management.
In both tracks, students prepare to sit for industry certifications such as CompTIA A , Security , and Cisco CCNA—credentials that are widely recognized and respected by employers.
Whether students plan to join the workforce after graduation or continue their education in a two- or four-year IT program, this course provides the technical foundation and hands-on experience needed to succeed.
What You’ll Learn
- Hardware repair, diagnostics, and maintenance
- Network setup, configuration, and troubleshooting
- IP addressing, WAN technologies, and internet protocols
- Cybersecurity concepts, vulnerability scanning, and threat prevention
- Command-line interfaces and system tools
- Virtualization, cloud basics, and operating systems
- Professionalism and teamwork in IT environments
- Certification prep for CompTIA and Cisco exams
Program Details
Career Majors:
- Computer Network Technician – 1020 hours
- Network Security Professional – 1260 hours
Eligibility: High school juniors/seniors or adult learners
Industry Certifications (Based on Track)
- CompTIA A
- CompTIA Security
- Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST)
- Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the IT & Networking program are prepared for entry-level positions such as:
- IT Support Specialist
- Help Desk Analyst
- Network Technician
- Junior Systems Administrator
- Cybersecurity Assistant
- Field Service Technician
This program also lays the foundation for further study in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or Computer Science at the college level.
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Practical Nursing (LPN)
Chisholm Trail Technology Center’s Practical Nursing program is a comprehensive, full-time training opportunity designed for motivated adults seeking a rewarding career in nursing. This intensive 1360-hour program combines classroom instruction, simulation lab practice, and supervised clinical experiences in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and outpatient settings—providing students with the well-rounded preparation needed to succeed in today’s fast-paced healthcare environments.
The curriculum emphasizes core nursing principles, including anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, IV therapy, and patient care across the lifespan, from pediatrics to geriatrics. Students also explore medical-surgical nursing, maternal-newborn care, and mental health nursing, ensuring they are well-prepared for a wide range of patient populations and care settings.
Throughout the program, students engage in hands-on learning using advanced simulation mannequins, industry-standard equipment, and real-world patient scenarios. Ethical decision-making, cultural competence, and safety protocols are integrated into all instruction to build critical thinking and clinical judgment. Experienced nursing instructors provide close mentorship and individualized support, helping students grow both technically and professionally.
Clinical rotations are a key part of the training and allow students to apply their knowledge in actual health care settings, including long-term care centers, hospitals, physician clinics, and specialty units. These experiences are carefully designed to expose students to diverse patient needs and interdisciplinary team dynamics.
Upon successful completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take the NCLEX-PN licensure exam, the nationally recognized credential required to practice as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). The Practical Nursing program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center is approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing and meets all requirements for licensure in the state.
This program is ideal for individuals who are compassionate, detail-oriented, and ready to make a difference in the lives of others through high-quality patient care. It also serves as a strong foundation for those planning to pursue advanced nursing education in the future.
What You’ll Learn
- Patient care techniques for individuals across all age groups and health conditions
- Safe medication administration and IV therapy
- Nursing ethics, communication, and documentation
- How to perform health assessments, develop care plans, and support patient recovery
- Clinical skills practiced in labs and health care facilities
- Preparation for the NCLEX-PN licensure exam
Program Snapshot
- Total Hours: 1360
(Includes classroom theory, lab instruction, and supervised clinical rotations) - Schedule: Minimum of 24 hours per week, including mandatory Mondays
- Program Length: Approximately 12-15 months
- Eligibility: Adults only
- Location: Chisholm Trail Technology Center – Omega, Oklahoma
Licensure and Accreditation
- Licensure Exam: NCLEX-PN (eligibility upon completion)
- Approved by: Oklahoma Board of Nursing
Key Instruction Areas
- Long-Term Care Aide (CNA)
- Medical Terminology and Anatomy & Physiology
- Pharmacology and IV Therapy Skills
- Nursing Fundamentals & Life Span Nursing Care
- Clinical Rotations I–IV in diverse care environments
- Clinical Simulation and Transition into Practice
Entry Requirements
Applicants must meet all admission criteria and complete a pre-screening process:
- Completion of an approved Medical Terminology course
- Current Long-Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) certification with a minimum of 6 months of experience
- Passing score on the HESI entrance exam
- Background check, immunizations, and documentation of citizenship (per Oklahoma Board of Nursing guidelines)
Career Opportunities
Graduates are qualified to work in:
- Long-term care facilities
- Hospitals and outpatient clinics
- Home health care
- Physicians’ offices
- Specialty nursing environments
Licensed Practical Nurses are a vital part of the health care team, and the demand for LPNs continues to grow across Oklahoma and the nation.
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Pre-Engineering
The Pre-Engineering program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center prepares high school juniors and seniors for success in engineering and STEM pathways through a two-year, Project Lead The Way (PLTW)-based curriculum. This program builds a strong academic and technical foundation in engineering principles, problem-solving, and applied mathematics and science.
Students engage in hands-on, project-based learning that emphasizes the engineering design process, technical problem-solving, and the use of industry-relevant tools and concepts. Throughout the program, students develop skills in CAD design, systems thinking, and engineering analysis while applying math and science concepts in real-world engineering contexts.
The curriculum is designed to align rigorous academics with technical application. Students complete coursework in engineering design and principles while strengthening their knowledge in mathematics and science through concurrent enrollment in courses such as Algebra II or Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry and college-preparatory science courses including physics, chemistry, or other advanced science options.
This program provides students with a strong foundation for post-secondary education and careers in engineering and technology fields. Graduates are well-prepared to pursue further study in mechanical, civil, aerospace, electrical engineering, architecture, robotics, and related STEM disciplines.
Chisholm Trail Technology Center’s Pre-Engineering program is the ideal pathway for students interested in innovation, design, and solving complex problems through engineering and technology.
What You’ll Learn
• Engineering design process and problem-solving strategies
• CAD modeling and technical design principles
• Applied mathematics for engineering applications
• Physics and science concepts in engineering systems
• Collaboration and project-based engineering development
Program Details
Total Hours: 960 (2-year program)
Career Pathway: Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics – Engineering and Technology
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors
Course Structure
Year 1
• Introduction to Engineering Design – 240 hours
• Math Course (Algebra II or Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry) – 120 hours
• Science Course (Pre-AP Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or equivalent) – 120 hoursYear 2
• Principles of Engineering – 240 hours
• Math Course (Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry or AP Calculus AB) – 120 hours
• Science Course (Physics, Chemistry, or equivalent advanced science) – 120 hours
Career Opportunities
This program prepares students to pursue degrees and careers in:
• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Aerospace Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Architecture
• Robotics and AutomationGraduates leave with a strong academic foundation, technical skills, and real-world problem-solving experience to succeed in post-secondary STEM programs and engineering careers.
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Welding
The Welding program at Chisholm Trail Technology Center prepares high school juniors and seniors for successful careers in welding, fabrication, manufacturing, and construction through a comprehensive, hands-on training experience. This two-year program develops the technical knowledge, precision, and workplace skills necessary to meet industry standards and employer expectations.
Students receive extensive instruction in multiple welding processes, including Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW/MIG), Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW/TIG). Through classroom learning and shop-based projects, students gain experience in welding theory, blueprint reading, fabrication, layout, welding symbols, metal characteristics, welding codes, and oxyfuel and plasma cutting.
The curriculum emphasizes safety, quality workmanship, and real-world application. Students learn proper equipment setup, weld inspection techniques, joint fit-up and adjustment, and welding procedures used throughout the manufacturing and construction industries. As students progress, they develop the skills needed to perform high-quality welds that meet industry specifications.
Designed to prepare students for employment, apprenticeships, and advanced technical training, the Welding program provides graduates with a strong foundation for success in a high-demand skilled trade.
Chisholm Trail Technology Center’s Welding program is the ideal pathway for students who enjoy working with their hands, solving problems, and building the structures and products that power modern industry.
What You'll Learn
• SMAW, GMAW (MIG), FCAW, and GTAW (TIG) welding processes
• Blueprint reading and welding symbols
• Oxyfuel and plasma arc cutting
• Metal preparation, heat treatment, and fabrication
• Weld quality, inspection, and industry safety standards
Program Details
Total Hours: 960 (2-year program)
Career Pathway: Manufacturing – Welding
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors
Career Opportunities
• Structural Welder
• Pipe Welder
• Fabrication Technician
• Manufacturing Welder
• Industrial Maintenance Technician
• Welding ApprenticeCompleters leave with the technical skills, hands-on experience, and industry knowledge needed to enter the workforce or pursue advanced welding certifications and training.