Truckee Meadows Community College
Truckee Meadows Community College – William N. Pennington Applied Technology Center
Reno, NV
Quick Facts
- Location
- Reno, NV
- Learning Format
- Campus
- Training Areas
- 5 listed
Programs & Training
Build Skills for a Technical Career
Explore the training areas and programs currently listed for this location.
Training Areas
Available Programs
- TMCC Air Conditioning Technology
AAS: 60 credits (2 years); Air Conditioning Technology CoA (31 units).
- TMCC Diesel Technician
AAS: 60 credits (2 years); Diesel General Service Technician CoA (20 units) and Diesel ASE Technician CoA (37 units).
- TMCC Heavy Equipment Technician
AAS: 60 credits (2 years); Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician CoA (38 units). Equipment maintenance and repair, not equipment operator training.
- TMCC Automotive Certified Technician
AAS: 62–64 credits (2 years); Automotive General Service Technician CoA (30 units) and Automotive ASE Technician CoA (45 units).
- TMCC Machining Technology
AAS: 60 credits (2 years); Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) Machining CoA (31 units).
- TMCC Welding Technology
AAS: 60 credits (2 years); Welding Technology CoA (32 units).
Campus Profile
About This Campus
Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada, provides hands-on technical training in automotive, diesel, HVAC/R, motorcycle service, and welding technology across its four local campus locations.
Truckee Meadows Community College is an educational institution operating four campus sites across Reno, Nevada. The college features a broad academic curriculum encompassing more than 70 distinct programs that lead to 180 degree and certificate options. For students seeking practical skill development, hands-on trade training is centered at the college's Applied Technology Center, covering disciplines such as automotive technology, diesel mechanics, machining, HVAC/R, motorcycle service, and welding.
To accommodate different schedules and learning preferences, the college provides 46 fully online degree programs. Additionally, noncredit career certificate options and professional development opportunities are available through the EPIC division, catering to individuals looking to build practical workplace skills outside of standard degree tracks.
Financial support options are available to help eligible students fund their education. Guidance is provided for completing the FAFSA, and students can access financial aid packages comprising grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study opportunities.
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