Explore Exciting New Career Opportunities at Southeastern Illinois College

The Carmi Campus, encompassing the SIC White County Extension Center, David L. Stanley White County Center, and Stanford D. Williams Career and Training Center, specializes in practical, hands-on vocational and technical education to meet regional workforce demands. This satellite campus offers flexible scheduling for day, evening, and dual-credit high school programs, emphasizing career-technical training in industrial trades, transportation, and essential community services like DMV and employment assistance. It serves White County residents with accessible education pathways for quick entry into high-demand jobs.

• Career and Technical Education: Welding shop for workforce and student training, Auto/Diesel Technology with equipped labs.
• Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Training: Dedicated diesel truck bay for CDL preparation.
• Industrial Maintenance Certificate: Introductory welding, small engine repair, PLC programming, and OSHA safety training, completable in 9 months for high school and adults.
• Industrial Arts Certificate: Hands-on courses in plumbing, electrical work, drafting, and carpentry, launched Fall 2024 to build skilled trades workforce.
• Career Academy: No-cost dual-credit CTE for Carmi-White County and NCOE high schoolers, no testing required.
• General Education and Vocational: Transfer and workforce-related classes, computer lab access, customized business training, CPR certification.
• Support Services: Illinois WorkNet Center for employment, Illinois Secretary of State DMV services.

The Harrisburg Main Campus is the flagship location of Southeastern Illinois College, a comprehensive two-year institution offering over 50 degree and certificate programs. This campus focuses on providing a broad spectrum of academic and technical education, including transfer pathways to four-year universities, professional health programs, and career-oriented technical training. With modern facilities including labs, a learning commons, gym, and specialized buildings for various disciplines, it supports both traditional and non-traditional students in achieving their educational goals in a supportive rural setting overlooking the Shawnee Hills.

• Humanities, Social Sciences, and Fine Arts: Associate in Arts degrees with courses in art, communication, literature, music, philosophy, theatre, and foreign languages for seamless university transfer.
• Math, Science, and Technology: Associate in Science and Engineering Science programs covering biology, chemistry, physics, microbiology, and information technology tracks in programming and cybersecurity.
• Nursing and Allied Health: Practical Nursing, Associate Degree Nursing, Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician, and other health occupations.
• Applied Technology and Workforce: Diesel Technology, Powersports Technology, Welding Technology, Outdoor Recreation, Criminal Justice, and business programs like accounting and administration.
• Education and Community: Early Childhood Education, Adult Education including GED preparation, and community education in various hobbies and professional development.