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Thompson Tractor, in partnership with SGTC, offers the ThinkBIG Scholarship Program. It is a paid, two-year college-level program blending classroom study with hands-on work at our local branches.
Participants earn an Associate's Degree in Applied Diesel Technology while gaining real-world experience through paid internships, Caterpillar training, and diagnostics on heavy equipment, engines, hydraulics, and powertrains.
Thompson Tractor partners with South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) to offer the Caterpillar ThinkBIG Scholarship Program. The ThinkBIG Scholarship is a paid, two-year college-level program that combines courses and hands-on training at one of our localbranches.
Participants earn an Associate's Degree in Applied Diesel Technology while gaining real-world experience through paid internships, Caterpillar-specific training, and advanced diagnostics on heavy equipment. the program emphasizes a combination of machine diagnostics and repair including engines, hydraulics, powertrains, and fuel systems.
Upon graduation and successful completion of the program, students are offered guaranteed employment at Thompson Tractor. Graduates begin their career as a technician with Thompson Tractor, with growth opportunities ranging from shop or field technician to leadership and management roles.
After you are accepted and enrolled into the program, Thompson Tractor covers the cost of tuition, books, lab fees and graduation fees for the full two-year course of study. The cost of room and board, deposits, as well as personal transportation will be yours to pay.
High School or Equivalent (required)
Mechanical/technical aptitude preferred. (preferred)
No previous work experience required. (preferred)
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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