Vocational Training Programs

Automotive Technology

Students train in the diagnosis and repair of brakes, suspensions, electrical, heating/air conditioning and engine performance systems, while working toward State of Michigan and national (ASE) certifications.

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Cabinetmaking/Millwork

Students learn how to use woodworking machinery and software. Individual and production projects help students develop their skills and knowledge.

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Certified Nursing Assistant

Students learn to care for patients in a caring and compassionate manner. Students first learn patient care techniques followed by a clinical rotation in a nursing home.

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Commercial Printing

Students train in a production environment and develop job competencies while operating specialized printing equipment. Students learn to produce brochures, booklets, forms, screen printing and other commercial printed products.

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Culinary Arts

Students gain experience in a restaurant and cafeteria setting where they learn large quantity food preparation, breakfast cookery and serving. Culinary Arts offers ServSafe Food Handler and ServSafe Allergen certificates.

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Custodial

Students are taught to be skilled, experienced building and commercial custodians. Students gain experience in daily cleaning, floor maintenance, carpet cleaning, and operating and maintaining custodial equipment.

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Grounds Maintenance and Landscaping

Students work as a crew, gaining actual experience on MCTI’s grounds. Students learn how to safely use power equipment and hand tools to maintain lawns and are exposed to snow and ice removal.

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Industrial Electronics

Students learn to operate, troubleshoot, repair and maintain equipment in an industrial/manufacturing setting. Students learn a combination of theory and hands-on skills and may train for industry certificates from Manufacturing Skills Institute (MSI).

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Information Technology

Students learn how to maintain and troubleshoot computers, laptops, mobile devices and printers. Students may be eligible to take five internationally recognized certifications for the IT industry from Certiport and CompTIA.

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Machine Technology

Students choose a welding or CNC machine track. Welding students focus on MIG and TIG welding. CNC students learn various machining operations such as milling, turning and grinding.

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Pharmacy Technician

Students receive hands-on experience related to pharmacy procedures and essential job duties of pharmacy technicians.

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Retail Marketing

Students learn hands-on customer service/personal selling, cash handling, inventory control, merchandizing and promotion/advertising in a real-life setting.

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