Maintenance Technician

Overview

Get the skills you need to start a hands-on career in industrial maintenance. The Maintenance Technician Certificate A program introduces you to the fundamentals of the trade — from workplace safety and basic tools to welding, electrical theory, and mechanical systems like pumps and compressors. You’ll also learn to read technical prints and understand process instrumentation used across modern facilities. Graduates are prepared for entry-level maintenance positions in manufacturing, utilities, and other technical industries, with opportunities to earn OSHA 10 and NCCER Core credentials along the way.

Approximate Cost

2026-2027 Financial Aid Cost of Attendance Budgets

(Estimates Based on Full-Time Enrollment)

Expenses included in this Cost of Attendance are outlined by federal law. These are estimates of the total cost of attending SCCC for one year. Cost of Attendance is used to determine each student’s eligibility for financial aid as you may not receive federal aid greater than your cost of attendance. THIS IS NOT YOUR BILL.

Tuition and Fees: Seward County Resident	$4,704
In State	$4,800
Border State	$5,496
Out of State/International	$5,952
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment:	$1,570
Food and Housing:
On Campus (SLC) Off Campus With Parents/Relatives	$8,960 $9,160 $5,496
Personal Expenses:	$3,084
Transportation:	$1,552.50
Loan Fees:	$50
Credential & Licensure Costs:	Varies by program/course

Curriculum