The Future of Texas' Technical College

The WorkSITE in Waco provides the opportunity to gain skills with Central Texas’ top industry employers. With hands-on short-term training, we’re here to help the people Waco thrive in a great-paying career.

This state-of-the-art building will provide lab space in Fort Bend. These labs will allow Diesel Equipment Technology, Automotive Technology, and Auto Collision Technology programs to expand, serving even MORE students.

The new Electrical Lineworker Technology building is making space for the Electrical Lineworker program to move into it’s own lab. This move grants more space to Automotive and Diesel Equipment Technologies.

The brand new Diesel Technology Academic Building will be 21,720 square feet of dedicated Diesel space! This construction allows us to expand the Diesel Equipment Technology program for a robust diesel mechanic workforce in Texas.

The new 127,000 square feet of construction in Waco will support Building Construction, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical Construction and Solar Energy Technologies with two stories of lab space.

The construction on Abilene campus will impact the Diesel Equipment Technology, Electrical Lineworker Technology, HVAC Technology, and Plumbing Technology programs with all new lab space.

TSTC’s new Welcome Center in Waco will differentiate TSTC from the moment a visitor walks through the door by engaging visitors with an immersive walk-through experience. The Welcome Center will showcase TSTC’s commitment to technology, training, industry relations and customer experience.

The U.S. Economic Development Administration awarded TSTC a $3.5 million grant for the renovation of the Electrical Electronics Center and the Techcnial Studies Center. The buildings will be revamped to house five programs: Biomedical Equipment Technology, Electrical Power and Controls, Instrumentation Technology, Occupational Safety and Environmental Compliance, and Robotics and Industrial Controls Technology.