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Camps/Tech Days

Explore dozens of career fields at Lake Area Tech College’s day-long camps and Tech Days. Each event provides students with hands-on learning experiences. Registration is free and lunch is provided. Lake Area Tech’s camps are a great way to get to know the campus, meet instructors, and discover potential career fields!

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TK One-Day Diesel Camp

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June 22-26 or July 13-17
9:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Open to  students age 16+

Step into this hands-on experience for high school students interested in diesel and ag technology. Students work with real tools, explore modern equipment, and learn from industry professionals while gaining a look into a high-demand career path. Participants will take part in Preventive Maintenance, HVAC, and Machine Technology & Welding alongside first-year students in the classroom and shop.

Space is limited: Only 6 students will attend each day.

TK One-Day Diesel Camp Registration Form

Campus Visit Days

Senior Tech Days

November 5, 2025
February 4, 2026
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Open to students in grade 12
These visitation days are fun-filled, information-packed, and help high school seniors decide the direction of their future. The day starts by allowing the students to fill the shoes of a Lake Area Tech student. Students find out what it’s like to attend class by getting into some great discussions with instructors and current students, working in the labs, and meeting new friends. Visitors then eat a free lunch and absorb information on the admissions process, applying for financial aid and scholarships, locating housing, and more! Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend.

Junior Tech Day

April 1, 2026 or April 15, 2026
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Open to students in grade 11
Junior Tech Day is a fun-filled, information-packed day that will help high school juniors jump-start their decision process and provide direction for their future. Students find out what a day in the life of a Lake Area Tech student is like by meeting instructors and current students, working in the labs, doing hands-on activities, and meeting new friends. Career exploration is the focus. Visitors then eat a free lunch and absorb some basic information on the admissions process, applying for financial aid and scholarships, locating housing, and more! Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend.