Everything you need to teach technical skills classes!
Are you an educator or teacher concerned with developing the marketable technical skills of your students? A school business/industry or facility maintenance trainer who needs to meet your client's or employee's workforce performance goals? Or perhaps you are planning a career & technical (vocational) education or apprenticeship program and need a reliable source for affordable, industry-validated technical skills courseware?
Whatever your need, Schoolcraft Publishing is the right resource for you. We give you high-quality options from one of the largest libraries of technical skills and safety training courseware available.
Our products are customizable, affordable, industry-validated, and time-saving. For maximum flexibility, we also support various training environments and learning styles by making our products available in a variety of formats and delivery mediums, including:
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Quality, flexibility, and affordability – that's what you can expect from Schoolcraft.
Are you from industry? Visit our affiliate division, TPC Training Systems - The Industrial Skills Training Specialists - who provide industrial skills and safety training programs across all industries.
Featured Texts
Renewable Energy
Interested in developing programs in alternative and renewable energy? Looking to help meet the growing demand for skilled technicians who can install and maintain modern wind turbines? Then check out some of the textbooks we have created for programs at colleges across North America! Such as one for Iowa Lakes Community College pictured above.
For more information, click here or contact your representative today.
Testimonials
I have had great success in targeting multiple learning styles using TPC's CBT in helping my students retain the critical information that they need in order to continue building their knowledge base. I will continue to use TPC materials to help support my classroom discussions.
Eric Spencer Assistant Professor University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Tanana Valley Campus