2008-2009 Mid-Maine Technical Center
3 Brooklyn Avenue
Waterville, ME 04901
Telephone: 873-0102 Ext. 2900
www.mmtc.ws
Mid-Maine Technical Center is a career/technical center located on the campus of Waterville High School. Mid-Maine TECH offers area high school students twenty-six technical courses to area high school students. All courses have been approved for 3 high school graduation credits.

Mid-Maine Technical Center courses are offered in two blocks, morning and afternoon. While specific arrival/departure times vary slightly from school to school, the general schedule is as follows:

AM Block: 8:25 – 10:45   /   PM Block: 11:20 – 1:35

Integrated Credits
Integrated credits may also be earned for high school graduation through completion of some Mid-Maine TECH courses. Prior approval from a guidance counselor must be obtained before seeking academic credit. Students who pass the academic requirements and technical program receive two credits for their technical program and one credit in fine arts, math, or science. Refer to the following course descriptions for details.

Dual Enrollment
Formal agreements with community colleges provide Mid-Maine TECH students with the opportunity to earn college credits through Mid-Maine TECH courses of study. Students in eligible courses are simultaneously enrolled in Mid-Maine TECH and Community College. Upon completion of course requirements, students are issued a college transcript in addition to their high school grade reports.

Accreditation
All courses at Mid-Maine Technical Center are accredited by the New England Association of Schools & Colleges and have achieved National Program Certification. Courses are distributed among 4 Technical Teams: Construction, Service, Mechanical, and Technology.

All MMTC Classes Rank Value: 1.00

CONSTRUCTION TEAM

Construction Technology
Students develop the knowledge, skills, and applied learning experience to build a home. Students follow a nationally certified curriculum endorsed by CONTREN. Learn all aspects of the residential construction business.
National Program Certification: National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER)
Student Certification: CONTREN Carpentry Level 1 & Core Curriculum
Integrated Credit: Math, Fine Arts
Dual Enrollment: Eastern Maine Community College (pending) 991 Residential Construction/AM 3 credits
Blue Print Reading
Frame Interior/Exterior Walls
Roof Shingling
Install Insulation
Install Interior/Exterior Finish
Painting & Staining
992 Finish Carpentry/PM 3 credits
Estimation of Materials
Prepare Building Site
Install Roof Components
Install Windows & Doors
Install Interior/Exterior Finish
Basic Construction Business Management


Electrical Technology
The Electrical Technology program follows a nationally certified curriculum endorsed by CONTREN. This multifaceted program teaches the basics of electricity as well as advanced electrical technology. This program prepares the student for success in such career and post secondary educational fields as: residential or commercial electrician, and electrical engineering.
National Program Certification: National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) Student Certification: Maine Journeyman 576 hour coursework, Contren Electrical Level 1, Core Curriculum, & Maine Electrical Helper’s License. Integrated Credit: Math Dual Enrollment: Kennebec Valley Community College: ETL – 117, Electrical Lab I (2 credits) and ETL – 121 Electrical Wiring Practices (3 credits) 997 Electrical I/AM 3 credits
Hands on Electrical Application
Wire Electrical Circuits
Test Circuits with Meters
Workshop Safety & Procedures
Learn Use of Equipment
Diagnose & Repair Electrical Problems
998 Electrical II/ PM 3 credits
Electrical System Design
Electrical Trade Techniques
Project Estimation
Read & Interpret Blue Prints
System Installation
Master Electrician Credits


TECHNOLOGY TEAM

Computer Aided Drafting
The Computer Aided Drafting program is a comprehensive, project-based program that will prepare students for work and post-secondary education in Architecture, Engineering, and other occupations which utilize drafting skills. The curriculum, using Chief Architect software, meets national standards and help students master the fundamentals of the design and drawing process.
National Program Certification: American Design Drafting Association
Student Certification: Architectural Drafter Certification
Integrated Credit Available: Math & Fine Arts
Dual Enrollment: Central Maine Community College (pending)
965 Pre Architecture/AM 3 credits
American Institute of Architects
Fundamental architecture Technology
Design & Draw Residential Home
Construction Materials & Methods
970 Pre Engineering/PM 3 credits
Conceptualize & Design Mechanical Parts
Problem Identification & Solving
Graphic Expression & Animation
Basic Machine Shop Techniques

Computer Technology
Students learn how to build, upgrade, and service PC computers and set up and maintain a local area computer network.
National Program Certification: CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certification
Student Certification: A+ Core Hardware, A+ Operating Systems Technologies, and Network+
Dual Enrollment: Kennebec Valley Community College: ETC-110, Computer Operating Systems (3 credits) and ETC-250, Computer Technology Applications (3 credits) 980 PC Servicing/AM 3 credits
Install Computer Hardware
Configure Computer
Perform Preventative Maintenance
A+ Certification
DOS 6.22 Operating Systems
981 PC Networking/PM 3 credits
Design Physical Network
Install Network Catalogue
Install Network Hardware
Networking Certification
Install Network File Server

Graphic Communications
Students use computer desktop publishing programs to compose images for offset and screen process printing reproduction. Also, students learn the operation of offset printing press and screen process printing.
National Program Certification: CompTIA A+ and Network + Certification
Student Certification: PrintEd Introduction to Graphic Communications, PrintEd Press Operations, & PrintEd Press Operations, & PrintEd Digital File Prep
Integrated Credit Available: Fine Arts
Dual Enrollment: Central Maine Community College: GAT-100, Intro to Printing (2 credits) & GAT-151, Screen Printing (2 credits) 977 Graphic Design/AM 3 credits
Adobe in Design Software
Elements of Design
Computerized Page Layout
Digital Photography & Scanning Operations
Screen Process Printing
Applied Graphics & Typesetting
978 Printing Operations/PM 3 credits
Project Design & Layout
Copy Prep
Spot Color Printing
Four Color Process Printing
Finishing Operations
Related Business Management


SERVICE TEAM

Culinary Arts
Students gain skills and knowledge of food preparation for a career in commercial or institutional food service. Students cook for and operate an on-site café and catering service.
National Program Certification: National Restaurant Association
Student Certification: National Restaurant Association Secondary Graduate, Serv-Safe Sanitation
Integrated Credit Available: Math (PM only)
Dual Enrollment: Eastern Maine Community College (Pending)
993 Food Preparation/AM 3 credits
Safety & Sanitation
Prepare Soups & Sauces
Prepare Baked Goods
Prepare Hot Food Recipes & Techniques
Prepare Cold Food Recipes & Techniques
994 Restaurant Operations/ PM 3 credits
Safety & Sanitation
Identify Controllable Expenses
Customer Service
Plan Menus
Hot & Cold Food Preparations

Early Childhood Occupations
Students learn to provide safe and appropriate care and education to children under the age of five. Students operate a community playgroup and nursery school program on site.
Program Certification: National Association for the Education of Young Children
Student Certification: Emergency First Aid & CPR
Dual Enrollment: Kennebec Valley Community College (pending)
966 Child Care/AM 3 credits
Infant & Toddler Care
Disease Prevention
Promote Nutrition
Perform CPR & First Aid
Child Development
Early Learning Nursery School
967 Early Childhood Ed/PM 3 credits
Perform CPR & First Aid
Guide & Discipline Children
Plan Preschool Operations
Provide Creative Experiences
Promote Social & Emotional Development
Plan & Implement Mid-Maine TECH Preschool

Emergency Services
Students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue careers in Emergency Services, Firefighting, and Law Enforcement. Students will follow national and state curriculum guidelines based on EMT-Basic and Firefighter I programs.
Program Certification: Maine EMS & Kennebec Valley Community College, Maine Fire Training & Education
Student Certification: Emergency Medical Technician – Basic (AM only), Emergency First Aid & CPR (AM & PM), Firefighter I Modules 1,2,3,4, & 7 (AM only).
Dual Enrollment: Kennebec Valley Community College: EMS-111, Basic EMT (5 credits), Eastern Maine Community College: FT-EL1, Firefighting I (3 credits) 983 Emergency Medical Tech/AM 3 credits
First Responder/CPR Certification
Patient Assessment
Human Anatomy & Medical Terminology
Emergency Vehicle Operations
Self Defense
Patrol Procedures
990 Firefighter I/ PM 3 credits
Fire Science & Behavior
Rescue Operations
Fire Control Procedures
Equipment & Vehicle Operations
Fire & Crime Scene Investigation
Criminal Law

Health Occupations
Students learn the skills and acquire the training necessary to care for people who are ill or disabled. The Nurse Assisting course prepares students to take the State Certified Nurse Assistant Exam.
Program Certification: Maine Certified Nursing Assistant
Student Certification: Maine Certified Nursing Assistant, Emergency First Aid & CPR
Integrated Credit Available: Science
Dual Enrollment: Kennebec Valley Community College: MAS-121, OL Medical Terminology (3 credits) 973 Nurse Assisting/AM 3 credits
Basic Medical Asepsis
Vital Signs
Patient Care Skills
Nutrition
First Aid & CPR
Medical Terminology
974 Nursing Preparation/ PM 3 credits
Recording EKG
Medical Terminology
Anatomy & Physiology
Medical Office Management
Phlebotomy & Lab Testing
Pharmacy Technology


MECHANICAL TEAM

Auto Body Repair
Students learn skills to repair collision-damaged vehicles to factory specifications. Topics include: collision repair, frame repair, welding, and painting.
National Program Certification: National Automotive Technician’s Education Foundation NATEF
Student Certification: NATEF Refinishing
Dual Enrollment: New Hampshire Community & Technical College (pending)
985 Collision Repair/AM 3 credits
Automotive Design & Shape
Fiberglass/Plastic Panel Repair
Welding
Frame Repair
Glass & Door Service
986 Auto Refinishing/PM 3 credits
Surface Preparation
Spray Equipment
Mix & Apply Primer
Color Mixing
Enamel Refinishing

Automotive Technology
Students use the latest technology to diagnose and repair automobile problems from automotive service to four-wheel alignment.
National Program Certification: National Automotive Technician’s Education Foundation – NATEF
Student Certification: Maine State Inspection License, NATEF Brakes, Suspension & Steering
Integrated Credit Available: Math
Dual Enrollment: Central Maine Community College: AUT-110 Brakes (2 credits) and AUT-120, Steering & Suspension (2 credits) 987 Automotive Services/AM 3 credits
Perform Scheduled Maintenance
Brake Systems
Electrical Fundamentals
Steering & Suspension Systems
Fuel & Exhaust Systems 988 Automotive Systems/PM 3 credits
Engine Mechanical Functions
Electrical Fundamentals
Computer Control Systems
Emission Systems
Fuel Systems

Precision Machining
Students learn how to manufacture metal parts using precision machining technology and computer numerically controlled machines.
National Program Certification: National Institute for Metalworking Skills – NIMS
Student Certification: NIMS Machining Level I: Turning Between Centers, Turning-Chucking, Milling, Surface Grinding, Drill Press, Job Planning-Bench Work-Layout & Measurement, Materials-Safety
Integrated Credit Available: Math
Dual Enrollment: Central Maine Community College: MTT-111, Lathes (2 credits) and MTT-112, Milling (2 credits) & Kennebec Valley
Community College: PMT-101, Fundamentals of Precision Machining Technology (4 credits) 975 Machine Tool/ AM 3 credits
Perform Precision Measuring
Operate Drill Press
Operate Lathe
Operate MIG Welding
976 Machinist Operations/PM 3 credits
Perform Part Inspection
Operate Milling Machine
Operate Numerically Control Machine
Perform Welding Operations