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Course by
Oakland Community College
Duration
14 weeks

70% hands-on EV fundamentals program with industry-aligned certs (e.g., SACA, OSHA-10). Includes charging systems, diagnostics, PLC intro, and AGV exposure; Michigan Works! funding options available.

Course by
Lansing Community College (West Campus)
Duration
~1 year (≈32 credits / 45.5 billing hours)

Stackable certificate focused on xEV/alternative-fuels systems, with ~70% hands-on lab. Covers EV/hybrid propulsion, HV safety, drivability, and diagnostics; aligns to ASE/NATEF standards and LCC’s AAS pathway.

Course by
SME

Certification focused on safe, high-quality EV battery pack assembly. Content covers cell & module handling, ESD, torque & fastening, pack sealing, leak testing, and safety/quality checkpoints for high-volume production.

Course by
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
Duration
Self-paced modules (~3–6 hours typical)

Online, self-paced course that covers EV/HEV anatomy, battery hazards, high-voltage identification, immobilization, shutdown procedures, and extrication best practices. Built for firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, and towing/recovery personnel.

Course by
Schoolcraft College

Credit-bearing, one-year skills certificate in engineering technology preparing students for entry-level roles in advanced manufacturing and related industries. Course work builds practical foundations in drafting/CAD, materials & processes, measurement, quality and technical math.