Helpful Skills
- Ability to work independently and as a team member
- Good computer skills
- Good problem-solving skills
- Industrial/technology skills
- Strong background in math and science
- Strong reading and written communication skills
- Technical drafting
High School Credit
Upon successful completion of the course, you will earn high school elective and/or academic credit. Click here for academic offerings specific to EET. Click here for an entire list of academic offerings.
College Articulation
College credits are also available through articulation agreements and/or direct college credit. Some colleges that accept technical campus credit include:
- Baker College
- Ferris State University
- Oakland Community College
Click hereto learn how to earn free college credits. Or, contact a technical campus counselor for more information regarding high school and/or college credit.
Student Organizations
You can participate in regional, state and national competitions for:
- For Inspiration and Recognition of Science in Technology (FIRST Robotics)
- Oakland County Competitive Robotics Association (OCCRA)
- SkillsUSA
- American Society of Body Engineers (ASBE)
- Society of Automotive Engineers Micro-Electric Car
- Kettering University Micro-Fuel Cell Car
National Certifications
This may vary by technical campus, so contact the campus you plan on attending for more information. Examples include:
- Delmia Certifications
- American Welding Society Certifications
- American Society of Body Engineers CATIA Certifications
- Data Cabling Installers Certification
- Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC)
- Production Technician Certification
- Mobile Electronics Certified Professional (MECP)
- International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians (ISCET)