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Train in person
Work directly with instructors in a focused learning environment designed for questions, demonstrations, and practice.
In-person · Hands-on · Career-focused
Build a career in plumbing.
Learn residential and commercial plumbing through practical instruction, guided lab work, and career-focused training designed for the real world.
Practical training for real job-site skills.
01 / WHY STC
Built around real work
Learn the trade by doing the trade.
The program combines classroom instruction with practical lab work so students can understand how plumbing systems are installed, maintained, and repaired.
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Practice with tools and systems
Build confidence with fittings, fixtures, pipe layouts, joining methods, and common maintenance procedures.
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Prepare for entry-level opportunities
Develop foundational technical knowledge, professional habits, and job-site safety awareness for the plumbing field.
REAL TOOLS
REAL SYSTEMS
REAL PRACTICE
REAL SYSTEMS
REAL PRACTICE
02 / PROGRAM
What you will learn
Practical skills for residential and commercial plumbing.
Build a working foundation in the tools, materials, systems, and safety procedures used throughout the plumbing trade.
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Tools, materials, and safety
Use common plumbing tools and materials while following
essential job-site safety practices.
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Pipe systems and joining methods
Study fittings, pipe layouts, and common connection
techniques.
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Water supply and drainage
Understand how water moves into, through, and out of a
building.
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Codes and regulations
Learn the standards and regulations that guide safe
plumbing work.
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Fixtures, blueprints, and layouts
Practice fixture installation and learn to read basic
system drawings.
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Troubleshooting and maintenance
Develop a practical process for identifying and
correcting common issues.
03 / THE LAB
Train in a practical environment
See the tools, systems, and work behind the trade.
The plumbing lab is designed to connect classroom instruction with practical experience. Students work with fixtures, fittings, drainage systems, supply lines, and the tools used on real job sites.
Guided practiceInstructor-led demonstrations and hands-on repetition.
Real system layoutsPractice with supply, drainage, fixtures, and connections.
Training emphasizes safe work habits, correct tool use, and a practical process for solving common plumbing problems.
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04 / EXPERIENCE
A modern path into the trade
Focused training, clear purpose.
Direct instruction
Learn alongside experienced professionals and receive immediate feedback.
Hands-on labs
Practice the skills that make classroom concepts easier to understand.
6-month format
Complete a focused six-month program designed to move you forward.
Student services
Receive guidance with academics, career preparation, and next steps.
05 / TRAINING TOOLKIT
What the work looks like
Train with the equipment and systems used in plumbing.
Each training area connects a technical concept with a practical task, helping students understand how complete plumbing systems work together.
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Job-site tools
Practice safe use of wrenches, cutters, measuring tools, and common plumbing equipment.
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Valves and fittings
Learn how fittings, valves, gauges, and joining methods control and connect a piping system.
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Fixtures and drainage
Study fixture installation, traps, drainage paths, and common service issues.
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Layouts and blueprints
Read basic plans and connect system drawings to the work performed in the lab.
06 / ADMISSIONS
Your path to training
Four clear steps to get started.
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Explore
Review the program, schedule, and learning format.
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Connect
Speak with our admissions team and get your questions answered.
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Apply
Complete your application with support from our team.
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Train
Begin building practical plumbing skills.
07 / TUITION
Program costs
Choose the training path that fits your goals.
This program includes six months of hands-on training. Books and registration fees are listed separately.
Plumbing Training
Total program cost
$8,500
Duration6 months26 weeks
Registration feeRequired · Non-Refundable$800
Contact admissions for current schedules, enrollment availability, and payment information.
Support throughout the journey.
Students can receive guidance with coursework, career preparation, and the transition from training to employment.
- Academic support
- Resume and interview preparation
- Job-search guidance
- Small-group learning environment
Build a foundation for the field.
Training can support preparation for entry-level roles such as plumbing technician, pipefitter assistant, maintenance technician, plumber’s helper, or service plumbing assistant.
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08 / QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers before you apply.
The plumbing program is designed as a six-month, in-person training program.
Yes. The program is designed around in-person instruction and guided practical work.
Topics include tools and safety, pipe systems, water supply, drainage, codes, fixture installation, blueprints, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Start by requesting information or contacting the admissions team directly.
The Plumbing Program total cost is $8,500, with a required non-refundable registration fee of $800. Contact admissions for current payment options and enrollment details.