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The Instrumentation Technology Certificate of Achievement prepares students with the technical skills needed to diagnose, maintain, and repair precision instruments and equipment in industries such as mineral extraction, geothermal operations, and other industrial sectors.
A total of 27.0 units are required to complete the Instrumentation Technology Certificate.
The program includes courses such as:
All courses for this certificate must be completed with a minimum grade of “C” or better.
The duration of the certificate program is typically three semesters, depending on the individual student’s schedule and pace.
Upon completing the program, students will be able to diagnose, maintain, and repair a variety of precision instruments used in industrial operations, ensuring they operate at peak efficiency.
Yes, financial aid is available to eligible students. This includes grants, work-study, scholarships, and fee waivers. For more information, visit IVC Financial Aid and Scholarships.
To qualify for the certificate, you must:
Yes, the program includes a 1.0 unit internship that offers real-world experience and helps students build professional connections in the industry.
Yes, students will earn the Cal/OSHA 30-Hour Card as part of the Safety Standards course, a valuable certification for working in industrial environments.
The cost varies depending on tuition rates, fees, and materials. Please check with the IVC Admissions Office or visit the website for the most current pricing.
Yes, the program offers flexibility in scheduling, and many students manage coursework while working full-time.
If you are interested in pursuing a career in industrial operations, plant maintenance, or instrumentation technology, this certificate will provide you with the foundational skills necessary to succeed in those fields. Talk to a counselor to determine if it aligns with your career goals.