Diesel Technology (Tech Prep)
1 Year Program
In Partnership with Conway Beam Truck Group
Students will work on trucks and diesel engines and engage with professionals at the Conway Beam Truck Group site. Topics of study include: engine repair, lamps, accessories and wiring, welding, bearings and seals, engine removal, disassembly and installation, circuit fundamentals, wheel alignment, principles of hydraulics, and the parts and tools needed to build an engine.
Program Highlights
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Develop a network of professional connections through
field experiences at Conway Beam -
Real-world, hands-on training in diesel technologies at a
brand new, state-of-the-art facility - Daily access to professional tools and equipment
College Agreements
- Universal Technical Institute
Additional Information
- High School Credits
English 12 (1 Credit)
Participation in Government (.5 Credit)
Economics (.5 Credit)
Internship (1 Credit)
Diesel Technology (1 Credit)
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Kimberly Biniasz, Assistant Principal
E1B Potter Career Center
705 Potters Road
West Seneca, New York 14224
Frequently Asked Questions
| What does the term “New Visions” really mean? |
| Through this program you will expand your knowledge in a chosen career path where you will develop a “New Vision”. This “New Vision” will help you make an informed decision on your future. |
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| Who should I contact with questions? |
| Kevin Hurley (716) 821-7259 |
| What does a day in the life of a New Visions student look like? |
| Students will initially spend about 6 weeks in the classroom establishing foundational knowledge in their program. They'll then start to work with mentors in the field. They'll spend some of their school week working alongside these professionals to gain a broader understanding of the field and the work that's involved. The classroom will remain a home base for students and the class will continue to meet regularly as a group to reflect on their experiences and gain deeper knowledge. Typically, students in the Connections programs will conduct all mentorship experiences onsite at either the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus or Millard Fillmore Hospital. Students in Legal Academy and Business, Management, and Marketing will be expected to travel to a series of internship experiences within the community. |
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