PimaFastTrack: A New Pathway To a Better Career
PimaFastTrack is a new way to go to college.
It's built for adult learners who want to quickly get industry-recognized skills.
Through PimaFastTrack, you can work full-time, raise a family, and learn today's in-demand skills for a new career.
You can start a career in a growing field that pays a family-sustaining wage. And you will have a head start on credits if you want to continue your education at Pima.

Take the first step toward an in-demand, rewarding career at Pima Community College!
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Affordable Options
- All-Inclusive Pricing: Everything from textbooks to certification exams. No hidden fees!
- Earn college credit for work experience: Find out if you qualify for Prior Learning Assessment.
- Tuition Reimbursement: Find out if your employer offers financial assistance to support your studies.
Speed and Simplicity
- The Machining program can be completed in three months.
- No need to take an entrance exam, provide a transcript, or fill out multiple forms.
Personal Assistance
You'll get a personal adviser to help you from start (registration) to finish.
Great Earnings Potential
Make more than
$50K
Information Technology
$37K
Automotive Technology
$51K
Automated Industrial Technology
$40K
Emergency Medical Technology
$35K
Building & Construction Technology
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics median salaries
Automotive Technology and Innovation Center
Now open! Pima's Automotive Technology and Innovation Center opened in June 2021. It is a two-story, 50,000-square-foot hands-on learning space. Students will learn to service gas-powered, light/medium diesel, electric, and eventually, autonomous vehicles.
Bonus: You'll get Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) training through Fiat-Chrysler, Subaru, and Ford.

Only at Pima

At our Cyber Warfare Range, you’ll learn to infect a computer with malware that surfaced a few weeks earlier on the Dark Web. Then you’ll learn how to defeat it.
We are the only community college in the U.S. with a live-fire cyber warfare range.
Hybrid Learning: Experience the Best of Both Worlds
Most of our courses employ hybrid learning, which combines online and in-person instruction.

Online
You complete class activities online at your own pace, from anywhere you have an internet connection.

In-Person
You attend a lecture or lab on specific days and times and collaborate with your instructor and classmates.

“The most important skills you will learn at Pima are not technical. When employers are looking for talent, even more important than technical skill is the person's problem-solving and lifelong learning abilities.”
– Chris Bonhorst, Cybersecurity/IT instructor, 26 years of experience as an educator, systems architect and administrator.
Great Job Potential
We are training learners to enter fields projecting excellent growth.
Information Technology: 70,400 job openings nationwide annually for computer support specialists.
Automotive Technology: Jobs for auto mechanics will increase by 17 percent through 2024, compared to 14 percent for all occupations.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

Keep Your Momentum Going
The credential you earn from Pima stacks up toward advanced certifications and degrees at Pima through our Prior Learning Assessment program. And if you already have an industry credential, it can convert into even more college credit. With EMT certification, you may work as an emergency medical technician, or pursue a Paramedic Associate of Applied Science Degree at Pima.
Pima Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
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