COVID-19 update
COVID-19 update
3/31/2020
COVID-19 Update
General updates about classes and schedule changes will be posted at VOLTInstitute.com and our social media accounts as they are available. Beginning, Tuesday, March 17, 2020 on campus activities such as hands on labs and PLC training will be postponed until further notice. We have delayed our next start date set for April 7, 2020, and are now planning to reopen campus again on May 4, 2020.
All current students are encouraged to proceed with module lessons by accessing the Amatrol learning system online. CAP classes will move to a remote learning environment using Zoom during campus closure. PLC Training will be postponed and rescheduled when campus is reopened.
Enrollment for incoming students are still underway. We are happy to consult with you over the phone to answer your questions about our award winning training programs. We are here to help you complete your enrollment application and prerequisites to begin training for a career in our local manufacturing industry.
Consider following VOLT Institute on our social media accounts for convenience. Search for @VOLTInstitute in the mobile apps or follow the links provided below to connect with us on those platforms.
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Thank you
VOLT Administration
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