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The Technical School Directory provides information on training opportunities that can lead you to a rewarding new career. This page lists tech schools in Texas, organized by the type of training offered.
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Accounting - Automotive Tech - Business Administration - Business Information Systems - CAD/Drafting - Computer Certification - Computer Networks/IT - Computer Programming - Culinary Arts - Court Reporting - Graphic Design - Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Medical Assisting - Medical Coding and Billing- Medical Sonography/Ultrasound - Multimedia & Web Design - Surgical Technologist
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Everest Institute
Tired of that dead-end job? Looking to take the next big step forward in your life? Everest Institute can help. Their career-focused classes can give you the personalized, hands-on training you need to succeed. Financial aid and job placement assistance are available. Select from a wide range of career training programs including business, healthcare, and technology.
Campus Locations: Austin, Bissonnet, Greenspoint, Houston Hobby, and San Antonio. Not all programs are offered at every campus.
Accounting Training Schools
Help companies move towards profitability with a career in accounting. Accountants record financial transactions and produce statements detailing a department or company's profits, losses, and financial conditions. Specialized accountants are responsible for payroll, accounts payable, and accounts receivable. Graduates of accounting training are qualified for positions including junior accountant, bookkeeper, payroll clerk, or management trainee:
Bradford School of Business - Houston offers an 16 month degree program in accounting. The program offers concentrated training in accounting principles, computerized accounting, and financial analysis.
Find out more about the accounting degree from the Bradford School of Business in Houston
Automotive Technician and Collision Repair Schools
The days of the shadetree mechanic are gone. As today's automobile and truck systems become more sophisticated, increasingly specialized training is required in order to be able to maintain and repair engines, transmissions, brake systems, and ignition systems. Graduates of these programs can seek positions in dealer service departments or independent automotive repair shops.
Lincoln Tech® can prepare you for a position servicing and maintaining cars or medium and heavy duty trucks with its diploma programs in Automotive Technology or Diesel and Truck Technology. In about a year, students learn to service engines, electrical, and drive train systems.
Universal Technical Institute Put your career in gear with an Automotive, Automotive / Ford FACT, Automotive & Diesel, Automotive/Diesel & Industrial, Collision Repair and Refinish, or Diesel & Industrial technology program from Universal Technical Institute’s (UTI) campus in Houston, Texas, an ASE/NATEF Master Certified provider of post-secondary technical education training.
UTI offers programs that can be completed in as little as a year, and provides opportunities through the Custom Training Group of UTI for manufacturer-specific advanced training with: Audi, BMW, Ford, International Truck, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Toyota, Volvo and VW. Start training today for an entry-level position in the automotive industry.
Business Administration Schools
If your career isn't advancing as fast as you would like, you may want to considering getting your business degree. Degrees in business provide a broad background of skills that are useful in almost any management situation.
American InterContinental University has Associate and Bachelor degree programs in Business Administration. The AABA Pathway Associate degree blends business and general education courses, and can be used as a stepping stone to a later bachelor's degree. The bachelor's degree program includes study in advanced business topics, and offers focus areas in management, marketing, health care, or human resource management.
DeVry University lets students select from 12 majors/concentrations, including Accounting, Business Information Systems, Operations Management, Small Business Management & Entrepreneurship, and Project Management for its Bachelor's - Business Administration program. In addition to their major courses, composing about a quarter of total class time, students take core courses, including finance, marketing, and business law. The program includes a selection of general courses in the humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and social sciences.
Business Information Systems Schools
Get your degree in business information systems and be prepared for a new career in today's modern business office. Learn the fundamentals of accounting, the language of business. Then, learn to use spreadsheets, word processing programs, and databases and other applications used in the office.
The following schools offer degrees or certificates in Business Information Systems:
Remington College Associate of Science degree in Business Administration teaches students the latest business applications. Students also learn to use the Internet, and gain an understanding of e-commerce.
Texas Careers offers a fast-track program that can help you start a career in a business office, call center or help desk. The Computer Business Systems program provides training in computers and operating systems, presentation and publishing software and database management.
Computer Certification Training
As the information technology world becomes more specialized and advanced, employers are beginning to require industry certification in IT skills in order for a job candidate to be hired, or for an existing employee to be promoted. Certification Training schools teach the courses needed to advance your career and pass the certification exams.
TechSkills specializes in offering a
wide variety of certification programs in many IT areas. The school offers
IT Memberships, which let the student take as many certification courses
as desired over a one or two year period. They also offer CareerPath course
bundles, which prepare for certification in one area.
Certifications are divided into the following areas:
Core IT skills: A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, MCP,
and CCNA.
IT Engineering: Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator
(MCSA) and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE).
Database Design and Administration: Microsoft Certified
Database Administrator (MCDBA), Oracle Oracle9i Certified Associate (OCA), and
Oracle10g Certified Professional Database Administrator (OCPDBA).
Network Design and Engineering: Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP).
Internet and web design: Certified Internet Webmaster
Associate, and Master Certified Internet Webmaster Designer.
Software Development: Microsoft Certified Application
Developer (MCAD), Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD), Microsoft
Certified Solution Developer for MS .NET (MCSD .NET), and Sun Certified
Java Programmer (SCJP).
Texas Computer Training Institute offers training for six of the leading technical certifications, including CompTIA's A+, Network+, and Security+, Microsoft's MCDST (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician), MCP, and MCSA. Class sizes are kept small to ensure personalized attention and plenty of hands-on learning. All technical students will build and keep their own PC as part of the program.
Computer Networking and Information Technology Training Schools
With the growth of the Internet, the demand for qualified networking engineers and information technology professionals is at an all-time high. Technical schools offering training in networking and information technology provide training on computer maintenance and repair, networking operating systems, networking hardware, and some basic programming.
American InterContinental University offers a Bachelor degree program in Information Technology-Computer Systems that teaches current industry trends and practices. The degree includes courses in computer programming, networking, data administration, and IT project management. Students develop their career skills with business management courses.
Hallmark College offers an associate degree in Computer Network Systems Technology that can be completed in 11 months of day classes, or 18 months of evening classes. The program includes training in networking, routers, computer hardware, and computer software. Courses include Microsoft SQL server, Microsoft Exchange, and network security.
Learn more about the Computer Network Systems Technology degree from Hallmark College in San Antonio
Remington College Computer Networking Technology degree program exposes students to local-area and wide-area networking, network operating systems, The Associate degree also teaches the UNIX and Linux operating systems.
Computer Programming Training Schools
If you can think logically, can come up with creative solutions to business problems, and can follow the discipline of a programming language, consider a position as a computer programmer. Toady's programmers use a variety of languages to develop applications that run on desktop PCs, minicomputers, and over the Internet.
DeVry University teaches students programming and business skills so that they can develop cutting-edge solutions. Coursework in the Bachelor's - Computer Information Systems degree program focuses on programming skills for both online and offline applications. Six concentrations are offered, including Computer Forensics, Information Systems Security and Database Management.
Learn more about the Computer Information Systems degree from DeVry University in Houston and Irving
Court Reporting Schools
The traditional function of a court reporter is to transcribe the testimony of lawyers and witnesses in courtrooms. By using a trial transcript, lawyers and judges have a permanent record of trial proceedings. With the advent of new technology, and an increased interest in proper recordkeeping, the court reporter's role has grown to include creating closed-captioning for live or recorded television programs, transcribing political and other speeches, and recording narratives of medical and surgical procedures.
The Court Reporting Institute degree program will give you a well-rounded education, and will focus on training you in the machine shorthand skills you’ll need to launch an exciting new career. With campus locations in Dallas and Houston, the self-paced programs are designed to fit into your busy schedule, and the school's placement rates are outstanding.
Culinary Arts Schools
Culinary Arts Programs instruct students in practical methods of food preparation, kitchen management, and other important skills critical to a career as a chef or cook.
The Texas Culinary Academy teaches the classic French culinary technique in its Associate of Applied Science Degree in Culinary Arts. You'll also be exposed to cooking methods from 25 foreign cuisines. The school is a member of the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu, whose high standards mean you'll get a quality culinary education, and a Le Cordon Bleu certificate upon graduation.
Learn more about the Associate in Applied Science Degree from the Texas Culinary Academy in Austin
Graphic Design Schools
Graphic design schools teach students typography, prepress layouts, desktop publishing, and digital photography. The programs prepare graduates for positions in the advertising, media or communications industries.
American InterContinental University prepares graduates for positions in commercial art and design with its Bachelor degree program in Visual Communications-Digital Design. Students develop their artistic skills as they practice working on design projects. The program also develops the student's creative thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Bradford School of Business - Houston combines classroom instruction in theory and hands-on practice in its 12 month Graphics Design program. Students learn programs including Photoshop, PageMaker, and Illustrator. Coursework includes drawing and typography, desktop publishing, and electronic layout and design. By graduation, students have developed a portfolio that can be used to obtain their first job.
Find out more about the Graphic Design program from Bradford School of Business in Houston
Remington College offers an Associate of Applied Art degree in Digital Graphic Arts. You'll receive classroom instruction on design principles, and get plenty of experience in the lab working with graphics and layout programs on the PC and Mac. After you graduate, you'll use the portfolio you developed to start on your new career at an advertising agency, printing company, or graphics design firm.
Get more information on the Digital Graphic Arts program from Remington College in Fort Worth
HVAC and Refrigeration Technician Schools
Americans rely on HVAC -- Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning -- to allow them to live comfortably, no matter what the weather is outside. They depend on refrigeration systems to store perishable and frozen food and medicines. As an HVAC/R technician, you'll know that your skills will always be in demand, no matter what the economy is, because of the necessity for comfortable home and office environments, and the safe transportation and storage of food.
ATI Career Training Center prepares students for EPA certification in its Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration diploma program. Students learn commercial and residential air conditioning and heating service and repair, along with electrical troubleshooting and refrigeration systems.
Career Centers of Texas combines classroom instruction and hands-on training in its Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning and Refrigeration diploma program. Students learn to install, troubleshoot and repair climate control and refrigeration systems used in residential and commercial environments. The program includes training in basic electricity, motors and controls, and refrigeration.
Lincoln Tech® teaches students to install and service warm air heating, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems in its Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning diploma program. The program teaches climate control, electrical principles, and design and layout of HVAC systems.
Medical Assistant Training Schools
Medical Assistant schools provide the skills necessary to become an active member of the medical team, participating in physical and specialty exams at a hospital, clinic, or doctor's office. These programs teach both theory and practice of medical diagnostics, laboratory techniques and back office operations, such as medical billing and recordkeeping.
Bradford School of Business - Houston offers hands on instruction in medical assisting. In the 16 month degree program, students learn the clinical and laboratory procedures used in a doctor's office or clinic. They also learn the computer and other skills used in the medical office. Courses include medical terminology and pharmacology, as well as insurance procedures.
Find out more about the Medical Assisting program from Bradford School of Business in Houston
Hallmark College 11 month Medical Assistant associate degree helps students develop clinical, administrative, and front office skills used in a medical office. Students learn medical and pharmacological terminology, and medical law and ethics.
Get more information on the Medical Assistant degree from Hallmark College in San Antonio
Remington College offers an 8 month medical assisting training program emphasizing the technical procedures and administrative skills necessary for an entry level position as a medical assistant. Graduates receive a diploma in Medical Assisting.
Sanford-Brown Institute Medical Assistant certificate program offers intensive courses in the clinical, laboratory and administrative skills that will jump start a career in Medical Assisting. The program balances classroom instruction with hands on experience in areas such as patient communications and preparation, laboratory testing and procedures, medical records management, and communications skills.
Texas Careers teaches students the skills used in the examining room and the front office of a medical facility in its Medical Assistant diploma program. The program includes coursework in medical terminology, phlebotomy techniques, the use of medical equipment, and using a computer to perform administrative tasks.
Medical Coding and Billing Schools
Medical Coders and Billers are responsible for preparing and processing health and dental insurance claims. They are familiar with medical procedures and the different types of diagnoses and diseases, and use specific coding methods to convert treatment and diagnosis records to the forms used by insurance companies. Frequently, medical coders are also responsible for the maintenance of the health information records at the hospital, clinic, or doctor's office where they are employed.
Sanford-Brown Institute helps you learn the skills needed to prepare and process health insurance claims in its nine to twelve month Medical Billing and Coding Specialist program. The health information processing education you receive could help you start a career with many opportunities in a doctor's office, clinic, or hospital.
Medical Sonography Schools
Medical sonographs have become a popular alternative to X-Rays, because they do not use harmful radiation to create images of body parts. Sonography, or Ultrasound, is used during pregnancy to determine the health of the baby and mother, and is also used to examine the heart, eyes, brain, and other organs. In addition to performing sonographic procedures and preparing reports based on sonographic images, diagnostic medical sonographers prepare and instruct patients, and may get involved in other areas, including education and equipment sales or maintenance.
Sanford-Brown Institute offers day and evening classes in Diagnostic Medical Sonography. Students learn the theory of ultrasound, including sonographic physics, gray-scale and color flow ultrasound. The program teaches about specialized types of sonographic examinations, including OB/GYN, small parts and abdominal sonographs, and includes an internship.
Multimedia & Web Design Schools
High speed Internet connections and the inclusion of CD-ROMS on just about every computer sold have raised the importance of animated websites, presentations, and training programs. With training in Multimedia and Web Design, you'll be able to combine video, audio, and animation programs to create these compelling applications.
Westwood College teaches you to develop interactive websites, animations, and video productions with its Associate degree program in Graphic Design and Multimedia. You'll learn design skills that can be applied across all types of media, from print to online. You'll get training in Adobe Illustrator, learn to do 3D animations, and practice putting together complete interactive presentations. The program also includes general education courses to develop your problem solving and critical thinking skills.
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Associate degree in Graphic Design and Multimedia from Westwood College,
with campuses in Dallas, Ft. Worth and Houston This degree is also available as an instructor led distance learning program from Westwood College Online. Get more information on the Associate degree in Graphic Design and Multimedia from Westwood College Online |
Office Administration Schools
Do you have what it takes to succeed in the business world? Office managers and administrators need to be computer savvy, have good people skills, and know how to handle the daily tasks of running an office. Prepare for a career in business with a degree in office administration. Gain the benefits of a good education, combined with training needed to compete in business today.
Hallmark College teaches commonly used office software, office procedures, and teamwork skills in its Business Office Administration associate degree program. Coursework also covers computerized accounting and payroll, management and conflict resolution skills, and communications skills.
Learn more about the Business Office Administration degree from Hallmark College in San Antonio
Surgical Technologist Training Schools
Become a member of the operating room team with your degree as a surgical technologist. Learn anatomy and physiology of the body, infection control, and aseptics. You'll also receive laboratory and hands on training in operating room procedures, including sterilization, surgical equipment, instruments, and case setups.
Sanford-Brown Institute prepares you for a career assisting physicians, surgeons, and patients with operating room procedures and care. The Surgical Technology certificate program includes theory and clinical experience, including an internship program.
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