Thank you to the United States Postal Service for visiting Moore Tech to share the unlimited career opportunities available at USPS. Our students left the session informed, inspired, and eager to apply—ready to take the next step toward a successful future with the organization.

Check out this adapter—fully machined on the CNC Mill . Ready to train for a high-skill, high-demand career? There’s still time to enroll for the Fall Trimester starting September 8.

A HUGE thank you to @stjuderesearch. We appreciate Utilities & Central Energy Plant Manager Jeff Gatlin and his team for hosting our Commercial Heating class for a tour of the Central Energy Plant a few weeks ago.

Back with an update:.In April, we shared how our Property Maintenance Department implemented industry feedback by creating an apartment buildout inside a classroom — Now, take a look at how this student-led project has evolved. Real skills. Real training. Real impact.

Industrial Electricity and Plant Maintenance Department Lead Kyle Colby works alongside a student as they test a switch—just one example of the real-world training happening every day at Moore Tech.

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Fourth of July!.We’re proud to train the essential workforce that keeps our country running—today and every day.

Just incase you forgot! See you on Monday, July 7th.

Success that still speaks volumes.In April, these students achieved a 100% pass rate on the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) credential—a testament to their skill, focus, and dedication.

Shoutout to our Air Conditioning students, led by Department Head Terrance Conner, for performing preventative maintenance on AC units across all Moore Tech campuses. Their work is keeping us cool this summer while giving students the hands-on experience they need.

Spotted at @memphisbotanic⁠.If you’re visiting in the next few weeks, be sure to check out the miniature bridge in the My Big Backyard area — designed and built by Moore Tech’s Welding department.⁠

The 2025 Memphis International Auto Show is rolling into the Renasant Convention Center next weekend!. May 2–4, 2025.Fri & Sat: 10AM–6PM | Sun: 10AM–5PM.Admission is FREE!.Onsite parking: $10. Proceeds benefit Moore Tech’s Automotive Service Technology program!

Our Welding students had an incredible experience at the We Work the Waterways event! This hands-on experience gave our students a deeper understanding of career paths in these vital industries. A huge thank you to We Work the Waterways for this amazing opportunity!

Stronger industry connections = better career opportunities! We appreciate @feuerpowertrain ’s commitment to the skilled trades and look forward to growing this partnership.

After our students toured @fogelmanproperties apartment complex, our instructors took industry feedback and brought back the Make-Ready checklist to recreate an apartment set up in the classroom, giving students hands-on experience that directly mirrors real-world expectations!

A huge THANK YOU to @fogelmanproperties for being a hands-on partner and giving our students this valuable, real-world learning opportunity! Students got a chance to explore day-to-day maintenance operations and audited a make-ready apartment before it was leased.

Barbara Res made history as the first woman to oversee the construction of a major skyscraper—the iconic Trump Tower in NYC. With a background in electrical engineering and construction management, she paved the way for women in the building trades.

We appreciate @mscsk12 for visiting our Maintenance Technology and Industrial Electricity and Plant Maintenance programs to share exciting career opportunities within the district! Thank you for investing in the future workforce!

In 1951, Lillian Baumbach made history as the first woman in the U.S. to become a licensed master plumber. Her expertise and leadership paved the way for more women to enter the plumbing and construction industries.

Our Machine Shop and Welding students recently had an amazing opportunity to tour Atlantic Track & Turnout Co., where they got a firsthand look at manufacturing in action and learned about exciting career opportunities in the industry!

In 1919, Alice H. Parker revolutionized home heating with her gas-powered furnace design, introducing the concept of natural gas heating through ductwork. Her innovation laid the foundation for modern central heating systems, making homes safer and more energy-efficient.