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North Idaho College Workforce Training Center meets the 144 hours of related instruction required for plumbing apprentices working in Idaho. For more information go to: 

Course designed to enhance student’s welding skills for employment in industry. Individually designed to meet student goals. Supply costs are approximate and depend upon supplies that might alre…

Entry level welding.
Basics of machine set-up, welding and filler metal selection.  Intended for the very beginning welder.

Supply/material prices are approximate.

Course designed specifically to the needs of North Central Idaho’s aluminum boat builders.
This introductory class prepares students for entry level employment in the jet boat industry.
Su…

Barber-Stylist is Barbering taken to the next level. No longer is there a world of just beard trims and quick cuts. Your Barbering skill set needs to be more comprehensive than ever to be compet…

• Establish basic work and study habits.
• Exhibit effective technical communication skills in written and verbal forms.
• Demonstrate problem-solving abilities related to t…

• Read and interpret technical service literature.
• Identify and troubleshoot system problems relating to safety, diesel engines, electrical, hydraulics, powertrains, preventative …

• Apply computational, communication, and human relations skills to meet industry expectations.
• Demonstrate safety practices per industry standard.
• Display a working kno…

• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of safety practices specifically related to collision repair at CWI.
• Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively.

• Establish basic work and study habits.
• Demonstrate problem-solving abilities related to the mechatronics field.
• Demonstrate and apply mathematical skills related to th…