Power Technology Career Academy

Your career opportunities may include, but are not limited to:

• Auto parts manager
• Auto service manager
• Auto service technician
• Electrical mechanic
• Heavy engine mechanic
• Small engine mechanic

• Tuition: If the classes are on your high school's concurrent approved list, they will pay for your tuition. If the classes are not on your high school's concurrent approved list, you can enroll as a High School Guest Student and will be responsible for tuition.
• Textbooks: Textbooks are provided by Hawkeye Community College.
• Transportation: You are responsible for transportation costs to Hawkeye’s Main Campus.
• Field trips and activities: You are responsible for any field trips and activities out of the classroom.

Any 9th–12th grade student who meets the requirements and can travel to Hawkeye's Main Campus.

• AGM-111 Gas Engine Rebuild, 4 credits
• AUT-106 Introduction to Automotive Technology, 2 credits
• AUT-109 Introduction to Automotive Technology II, 2 credits
• AUT-164 Automotive Engine Repair, 4 credits
• CRR-304 Introduction to Collision Repair, 4 credits

If you complete the Power Technology Academy, you will receive up to 16 credits (approximately a $3,500 value) toward your college degree!

You can continue your education at Hawkeye in programs such as the Auto Collision Technologies program, Automotive Technology program, and Diesel Technology program.

Classes for the Power Technology Academy are held on Hawkeye’s Main Campus.

Classes are currently held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 1:30–3 PM.