Process Technician

Build real-world skills that lead to in-demand jobs in manufacturing, food processing, energy, and more. Process technology careers give you stability, strong pay, and opportunities to grow.

What You Learn in the Process Technician Program

It’s a mix of technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and hands-on training. Learn to monitor and control production processes, troubleshoot equipment, and use automation technology. Master best practices in workplace safety. Study how equipment, systems, and people work together to keep operations running smoothly.

This is a non-credit program which means enrolling is a breeze. There’s no college application to fill out; just register for classes. You can complete this certificate in as little as one year or at your own pace.

10Courses

Complete these classes to earn your certificate. You can do it in as little as a year.

Workplace Safety

Applied Chemistry

Process Technology I: Equipment

Process Technology II: Instrumentation

Process Technology III: Plant Operations

Conceptual Physics

Lean Manufacturing

Principles of Quality

Computer Fundamentals for Technicians

Process Technology Seminar

Attend classes at Clinton Community College and DeWitt Career Advancement Center, a modern facility with the same advanced equipment used in the industry.

The skills you learn are hard to find and highly valued within so many industries right here, close to home. Area employers asked EICC to offer this training and partnered with us to guide the curriculum. They identified the skills. All you have to do is walk in the door.

We're happy to tell you more and let you know when the next class starts. Reach out to our Continuing Education staff at 1-888-336-3907.

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Academic Programs vs. Training Programs

Often, EICC students who just want career training sit in the same classroom, learn the same material, and are taught by the same instructor as those working on a degree. You can choose either path. Academic programs are eligible for financial aid and scholarships. Training programs may be covered by other funding sources. We'll outline your options.

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Continue Learning

Stand out and step up in your career. Our Continuing Education programs are key to building new skills, knowledge and credentials. We meet the needs of busy adults. Flexible scheduling options. Online coursework. Experienced instructors with industry connections and valuable real-world insights. Invest in your future. Your success is just a few courses away.

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Ready to Launch?

Start here. Earn a certificate. Build new skills in a short-term program. Step into the field and enjoy the edge you now have in the job market. From baking to digital analytics, we give you a launching pad.

Where do you want to go?

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How to Pay for EICC

While federal financial aid is not an option for programs offered through our Continuing Education department, financial help is still available. Contact us to find out what you qualify for.

Contact Us

Online registration is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Office hours - Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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