Adult Evening Programs
About This Course
The Crawford County Career & Technical Center offers a variety of adult evening programs throughout the year.
Courses Available
Welding I / II / III
October 28, 2025 to November 20, 2025
Tuesday & Thursday (6-9 pm)
Instructional Hours: 24
Cost: $235 / $275 for Non-Residents
State Inspection
October 28, 2025 to November 20, 2025
Tuesday to Thursday (5-8 pm)
Cost: $250 / $275 for Non-Residents
Be sure to check out additional classes being offered at ALIC (Allegheny Lab for Innovation & Creativity)
ALIC Registration
Don’t Miss These Exciting Courses!Robotics 1 – FundamentalsThis hands-on course introduces the basics of robotics and automation. Students will work directly with robotic systems to understand movement, programming, and safety protocols. Sponsoring companies gain employees ready to contribute to automated environments and adapt to the technology driving modern manufacturing. 📅 October 7 – October 30, 2025
SolidWorks 1 – Fundamentals of 3D ModelingExplore the fundamentals of 3D modeling using SolidWorks: part design, assemblies, and basic engineering drawings. Students gain hands-on experience with parametric modeling and design intent to build skills in complex geometries, design for manufacturability, and technical documentation. For sponsoring companies, it’s a way to develop designers who can produce more manufacturable parts, accelerate product development, and reduce costly design revisions. 📅 October 7 – October 30, 2025
Digital Done RightThis four-hour workshop helps small businesses and professionals connect digital tactics with real strategy. Students will leave with a practical framework to improve their digital marketing efforts. For sponsoring companies, it’s a cost-effective way to upskill teams and align digital execution with commercial growth goals. 📅 Friday, October 10, 2025 |
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Enrolling Now – Don’t Wait!CMM 1 – FundamentalsThis course introduces the essentials of coordinate measuring machines (CMM) used in precision manufacturing inspection. Students will learn safe operation, probe types, programming basics, and how to measure parts to verify dimensional accuracy. For sponsoring companies, it’s a way to strengthen inspection reliability, reduce costly errors, and ensure consistent product quality. 📅 November 3 – November 26, 2025
Robotics 2 – ProgrammingThis intermediate course builds on foundational robot programming skills, focusing on logic, variables, and modular design. Students will create and manage sub-programs, use conditional logic, and apply I/O for interactive control of real-world automation tasks. For sponsoring companies, it equips employees to handle more advanced robotics applications, boosting efficiency and reducing programming errors on the shop floor. 📅 November 4 – November 25, 2025
CNC 2 – ProgrammingThis hands-on course expands CNC programming skills with advanced logic, modular design, and system integration. Students will develop routines, apply conditional logic, and optimize machining sequences for efficiency and precision. For sponsoring companies, it’s a way to increase production capability, minimize downtime, and build a workforce ready for complex machining demands. 📅 November 17 – December 10, 2025 |
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Registration
Secure your seat in class by printing off the online application, filling it out, mailing it in, or dropping it off in the Main Office at Crawford Tech with payment, or you may pay with a credit card.
Sign-up @ Crawford Tech
All courses are contingent upon a minimum enrollment of six (6) participants.
*Resident Tuition is based on if the student lives in the Crawford Central, Conneaut or PENNCREST School Districts. If the student lives outside these school districts, they will be charged the non-resident tuition.
Course Descriptions
Welding I / II / III
Welding I / II / III students will be introduced, and continue on where they left off in previous experiences, to the basics of welding. Students will be required to listen to the safety procedures that must be followed when beginning to weld, and also the basic theory of how a welder works. Students will be introduced to welding using stick, MIG and TIG welding techniques. Students will have an understanding of how to set up a stick, MIG and TIG welder, how the speed and heat controls work to their own specifications to produce an accurate weld. Students are to provide their own protective attire: long-sleeve shirt, long pants (jeans), welding gloves, basic welding helmet, safety glasses and work shoes/boots. Limited items are available to use if there is a financial hardship but are on a first come first serve basis.
PA State Vehicle Inspection Class
Pennsylvania requires vehicle safety inspections to ensure that vehicles are maintained for safe operation. Yearly Safety Inspections can prevent vehicle failure on the highways and crashes that may result in injuries or death. Vehicle safety inspections are performed at official PennDOT Inspection Stations (usually a repair garage or a service station with a repair shop). If you are interested in obtaining your vehicle state inspection license, please call Crawford Tech at (814) 724-6024 for more information. The cost for the course is $250.00 for a resident and $275.00 for a non-resident. Please note that each additional category test is a charge of $40.00 (see notes for resident vs non-resident fees on the schedule page).
Online Courses
We also work through ed2go to offer online courses! Want to learn online? Go to ed2go and search through the hundreds of online courses offered. Ed2go offers well over 300 Instructor-facilitated online courses at approximately $100. It’s quick and simple. All you have to do is search the classes offered, then pay directly through ed2go and start your classes! Learn at times convenient for your hectic schedule!
Crawford Tech in the past has been a host site for NPRC. Many individuals in our community attend distant learning college classes to further their college career. Brochures for course offerings are available in the school office, on the NPRC website, and also through the NPRC coordinator Regina Russell at (814) 230-9010 or rrussell@rrcnpa.org.
High School Equivalence Preparation
IU5 Adult Education and Career Readiness can help you earn your high school diploma by preparing you to take either the GED® or HiSet® exam. Passing either of these tests in Pennsylvania will earn you a Commonwealth Secondary School Diploma (which is 100% real and is exactly the same as a normal high school diploma). You’ll receive help to prepare for the four exam subject areas: Language Arts (Reading/Writing), Math, Science, and Social Studies. You’ll also learn test-taking tips and strategies. As an added bonus, if you meet certain attendance and testing requirements, you may be eligible for a scholarship to take your exams for free! Go to the Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit 5‘s website or call (800) 461-6711 for more information.
Pennsylvania Diplomas and Transcripts for the GED test or HiSET exam
Effective October 1, 2016, all Pennsylvania high school equivalency diplomas and transcripts for the GED test, HiSET exam, as well as those awarded through the 30 College Credit Option, will be handled by DiplomaSender. To request a copy of a transcript, diploma, or letter of verification of high school equivalency, visit www.diplomasender.com.
Transcripts
Transcripts for past G.E.D. test takers from the Crawford County Career & Technology Center
If you took your G.E.D examination at our school and are in need of TRANSCRIPTS, please click HERE to access them. The Crawford County Career & Technology Center no longer offers GED testing or copies of transcripts for tests taken here in the past.