
ENGINEERING ACADEMY
Innovate. Design. Engineer the Future!
If you love solving puzzles, building things, or figuring out how systems work, the Engineering Academy gives you the tools and freedom to explore. This program invites students to think like an engineer: asking questions, testing ideas, and creating solutions. From day one, you’ll work hands-on with cutting-edge technology like robots, drones, CNC machines, and 3D printers. Whether you're drawn to designing new tech or improving how things are built, this program offers the flexibility to find your path. Students can also earn college credit through College Credit Plus (CCP) and Clark State.
As you grow in the program, you’ll learn how to take a problem and break it down using the engineering design process, including prototyping, modeling in 2D and 3D software, and applying risk management tools. Senior year offers two distinct paths: Smart Technology Engineering, where students design and program new technologies, or Manufacturing Engineering, which focuses on troubleshooting, maintenance, and process improvement. Whether you’re interested in robotics, mechanical systems, or modern manufacturing, this program prepares you for the next step—college, apprenticeships, or a high-tech career.
Program Highlights
Develop an understanding of electronics.
Learn the design and engineering of robotics and PLCs.
Work with electronic circuit boarding.
Design new ways to use electrical power.
Analyze electronics system requirements.
In the Manufacturing pathway, earn 13 college credits through Clark State for free.
Your Pathway to Success
Whatever your pathway, whether it's employment, enrollment, or enlistment, the Engineering Academy will provide you the opportunities to reach your goals through valued industry certifications, exposure to our college partners, and taking advantage of our Work-Based Learning program. Several of our graduates go on to become electronics technicians, engineers, computer programmers, or manufacturing technicians.
Course Overview
Year One
Engineering Principles
Mechanisms and Drives
Year Two
Robotics
Principles of Manufacturing
Engineering Capstone
Engineering Work-Based Learning/Internship
CCP Pathway (Year Two)
ENT 1050 Manufacturing Foundations
ENT 1310 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machine Operator - Turning
ENT 1320 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machine Operator- Milling
EENT 1330 Fundamentals of CNC
Manufacturing Capstone
Certifications
Manlift Operation
OSHA-10
CPR First Aid
College Partners
Clark State College
Rhodes State College
Ohio State University-Lima
Partnering with Clark State
Ohio Hi-Point has a partnership with Clark State to provide students with multiple CCP opportunities, including direct pathways to earn an associates degree through the Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Certificate and the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Certificate programs. Click the links below to learn more.
This collaboration allows students to gain hands-on learning in state-of-the-art career programs while earning professional certifications and college credits, all at no cost.