Do you love taking things apart, solving problems, or figuring out how machines work? GTCC’s Mechatronics Engineering Technology Pathway could be the perfect fit for you.


Through a partnership between GTCC and Guilford County Schools, this pathway prepares you for a career in the advanced manufacturing and automation industries that power the Triad’s economy.


You can start taking classes in high school through Career and College Promise (CCP) for free! *

Just one year after high school, you can earn your Mechatronics Engineering Technology degree or credential and start your career with local employers who are hiring now

You’ll gain hands-on experience in:

  • Robotics and automation systems
  • Electrical circuits and sensors
  • Computer programming and control systems
  • Mechanical design and troubleshooting


You’ll learn on the same type of advanced equipment used in real manufacturing plants, guided by expert instructors with years of industry experience.

Abco Automation| LC America| Proctor & Gamble| Volvo| Ziehl-Abegg

GTCC offers state-of-the-art labs, dedicated instructors, and strong partnerships with local employers, giving you the skills and connections you need to launch your career. Also:

  • Faculty who’ve worked in automation, robotics, or manufacturing, bringing relevant industry expertise
  • Comprehensive student support, including:
    •  Free tutoring via GTCC’s Center for Academic Engagement
    • Academic advising and coaches who guide each step
    • Free, confidential counseling and wellness support
  • Opportunities to connect beyond the classroom through student organizations and clubs in health sciences
  • Athletic and campus life options to help your child feel part of the GTCC community

Talk to your counselor to see what classes you’ll take,  when and where you’ll take them, and how the program fits into your high school schedule.


You’re not just building machines — you’re building your future. Make Amazing Happen at GTCC.



*The cost of books, materials, and college fees will be covered for most students.


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