People who work in the transportation, distribution, and logistics industry are responsible for managing the flow of goods, material, information and people between a point of origin and a point of consumption.
• It’s convenient.
You can take courses on campus or online. With six state-ofthe-art campuses throughout the Houston region, LSC is close to home and there’s an open door near you.
This growing career sector includes air, rail, water and truck transportation, urban transit and ground passenger transportation, warehousing and storage, and motor vehicle repair.
• It’s affordable.
Lone Star College tuition is much less than the cost of attending one year at a 4-year college.
Through Lone Star College’s Career
& Technical Education programs, you can become a professional truck driver, automotive technician, diesel technician or become certified in logistics.
Whether you want to start a new career in transportation, distribution or logistics, or you want to expand the industry knowledge you already have, Lone Star College can help you.
1. Are financial aid or workforce scholarships available?
Financial aid and workforce scholarships may be available for some Lone Star College
Career & Technical Education programs.
Go to LoneStar.edu/CTE to learn more.
• It prepares you for a well-paying career, not just a job.
The specialized skills you’ll learn at Lone Star College can help you earn a higher salary.
2. How can I get more information?
To learn more about this and other nonacedemic transfer CTE programs, go to
LoneStar.edu/CTE. To learn more about academic transfer programs, go to
LoneStar.edu/Programs-Classes.
• It will quickly get you into the workforce. Depending on the certification you choose, Lone Star College’s non-credit
Career & Technical Education programs can get you into the workforce in a few months instead of a few years.
3. Are customized classes available for employers?
Customized courses and programs are available for employers through Lone Star
Corporate College. Go to LoneStar.edu/
CorporateCollege to learn more.
4. Is Lone Star College looking for instructors?
Yes! Go to LoneStar.edu/Jobs to search and apply for open positions.

Automotive Technician
This certification is a survey course in basic automotive maintenance and will introduce you to auto technology, as well as automotive electrical and brake systems. Once completed, this course may be applied toward additional automotive courses that lead to an Associate of
Applied Science (AAS) degree.
Diesel Technician
Students will learn the basic principles of diesel engines and systems, as well as the repair, disassembly, identification, evaluation and reassembly of diesel engines. Upon completion of this program, you will be able to service diesel engines on many different vehicles, including bulldozers, cranes, farm tractors, combines or boats.
Professional Truck Driver
(CDL Licensure)
Students will learn the skills needed to earn a commercial driver’s license, including pre-trip inspection, basic control skills, backing, and city street/highway driving.
Becoming a professional truck driver could qualify you to work for retail distributors, production facilities and other general commerce transportation employers.
Certified Logistics Associate (CLA)
Learn the foundations of supply chain logistics and related core competencies, including safety, quality control, communications, teamwork, good workplace conduct and familiarity with the key computer systems that underpin supply chain operations.
Certified Logistics Technician (CLT)
Learn the mid-level technical knowledge of supply chain logistics and related core competencies, including product receiving, product storage, order processing, packaging and shipment, inventory control, safe handling of hazardous materials, evaluation of transportation modes, customs, and dispatch and tracking operations.
Want classes or a program that will transfer to a four-year college or university? Go to LoneStar.edu/ programs-classes.
LSC-CyFair
CFCE@LoneStar.edu
281.290.3460
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281.312.1660
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936.273.7446
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281.618.5602
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LSCTBCE@LoneStar.edu
281.357.3676
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281.290.2601
LoneStar.edu/CTE