IS TECH INNOVATION
IN YOUR DNA?
Step into the world of engineering and automation with Pre-Engineering at Saint John Valley Technology Center, a hands-on program built for students who love problem-solving, technology, and figuring out how complex systems work.
If you’ve ever wondered how robots move, factories run, or spacecraft systems stay in balance, this is where that curiosity turns into real skill.
From day one, you’ll work with electrical systems, motors, automation, and programming, learning the same tools used in modern manufacturing, robotics, and aerospace industries. This isn’t textbook engineering, it’s learning by doing.
A Launchpad for College or Career 🚀
Pre-Engineering prepares you for post-secondary engineering programs or direct-entry technical careers in fast-growing industries. Graduates leave with confidence, hands-on experience, and a clear understanding of where their interests can take them.
INNOVATION.
AT YOUR
FINGERTIPS.
Pre-Engineering I & II
Two years to explore with cutting edge equipment and expert mentors.
Potential Fields
Limitless, actually!
Career opportunities for those with a background in Information Technology include:
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Construction Engineer
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Computer Engineer
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Electrical Engineer
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Electrical Process Control Technician
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Industrial Automation Technician
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Mechanical Engineer/Mechanical Engineer
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Technician
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Robotics Engineer/Robotics Engineer Technician
Earn College Credit
TBD! We're finalizing articulation agreements with Maine Colleges and will post them soon!
HUNCH Project!
Designed anything for NASA lately? 😜
Learners here take part in the 'HUNCH' Project. Yup! You read that correctly... NASA!
Thee National Aeronautics and Space Administration sponsors contents and programs for students. We're proud to represent Maine in this great program. Learn more about HUNCH (and yes, we're actually on the map on their website)!
"The HUNCH mission is to empower and inspire students through a Project Based Learning program where high school students learn 21st century skills and have the opportunity to launch their careers through the participation in the design and fabrication of real world valued products for NASA."
