Bay Path Career Technical Initiative

Learn automotive maintenance and light repair skills through hands-on training. Prepares students for entry-level technician roles and includes OSHA, SP-2, and ASE student certifications.

This course aims to equip adult learners with skills and Industry Recognized Credentials (IRCs) for entry-level positions in building and property maintenance, covering classroom and hands-on training in various systems, repairs, and documentation.

This course upskills adults in automotive repair and refinishing, providing skills and Industry Recognized Credentials for entry-level jobs, covering vehicle ID, damage assessment, repair, refinishing, and ADAS, plus resume and interview training.

Manufacturing training is designed to equip individuals with the cutting-edge skills and expertise needed to thrive in modern manufacturing environments. The course will introduce topics such as milling, turning, CAD/CAM/CNC, blueprint reading, inspection, and additive manufacturing, enabling them to pursue rewarding careers in the high-tech manufacturing sector.

Introduces core concepts of residential and light commercial electrical work, preparing students for entry-level jobs or journeyman licensure with hands-on training and safety certifications.

Training for a variety of careers in the food industry where more than 100,000 new jobs are available annually. Skills taught inside include commercial cooking and baking, health and safety standards, and organizational skills.

HVAC training equips individuals with the skills to install, maintain, and repair heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, encompassing electrical systems, refrigeration principles, ductwork, and troubleshooting techniques.