River Parishes Community College

Academics

Academics at River Parishes Community College

River Parishes Community College, Academic Affairs, includes all technical and transfer credit programs, library services, and college-wide institutional effectiveness. Academic Affairs supports the mission of RPCC through providing leadership, quality service, and instruction that leads to technical certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees for transfer or the workforce.

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  1. Academic Calendars
  2. Fall Final Exam Info
  3. Catalogs
  4. Proctored Exams
  5. Louisiana Transfer Degrees
  6. Transfer Resources
  7. RPCC Canvas

Admissions

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  1. Admissions
  2. Apply Now
  3. Admission Status
  4. Applying For Accommodations
  5. Applying for Admission
  6. Placement Testing
  7. Student Achievement
  8. Recent Catalogs

Students

Students at River Parishes Community College
  1. RPCC Foundation
  2. Institutional Effectiveness
  3. Student Services
  4. Compliance
  5. Course Scheduling
  6. Graduation
  7. Recent Catalogs
  8. Majors and Careers
  9. Transfer Resources
  10. Undecided Studies
  11. Confidential Advisers
  12. Proctored Exams
  13. Registrar’s Office
  14. RPCC Canvas
  15. LoLA : Log On Louisiana

Financial Aid

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  1. Financial Aid Home
  2. Apply for Financial Aid
  3. Title IV Programs
  4. Program Disclosures
  5. Diploma Program Aid
  6. Refund Procedures
  7. RPCC Scholarships
  8. Veterans’ Benefits
  9. Financial Aid: Contacts

About

  1. Academic Programs
  2. Academic Calendars
  3. Fall Final Exam Info
  4. Catalogs
  5. Virtual Bookstore
  6. Faculty-Staff Directory
  7. Library Services
  8. Proctored Exams
  9. Louisiana Transfer Degrees
  10. Transfer Resources
  11. RPCC Canvas

Instrumentation

Instrumentation

HIGH SKILL, HIGH WAGE, HIGH DEMAND

 

What does an Instrumentation Technician do?

An instrumentation technician tests, calibrates, installs, repairs, and inspects monitoring devices. They monitor atmospheric and environmental changes industrial areas and buildings using a variety of instruments and devices to record and report these changes.

What does an Instrumentation Technician make?

Starting annual salary range is between $31,483 and $45,797, not including benefits, overtime, bonuses or other compensation.

When is the Assessment/Training offered?

Training is offered in the evenings after work hours your convenience!

Where is the training located?
River Parishes Community College – Iberville Campus

59125 Bayou Rd Plaquemine, LA 70764

Three Easy ways to Apply

  1. Visit our website to complete our on-line application
  2. Visit our campus
  3. Call us at 225-743-8500

 

Training

All levels include a NCCER Book

Level 1

7 weeks (84 hours)

$765.00

 

Level 2

10 weeks (120 hours)

$1,250.00

 

Level 3

12 weeks (144 hours)

$1,450.00

 

Level 4

12 weeks (144 hours)

$1,450.00

Workforce Training