Medical Assisting
Medical Assistants are in demand, and New England Technical Institute's Medical Assisting program is different than all the others. Here, we train students to become both a Certified Phlebotomist and a Certified Medical Assistant. If students are juggling a family and/or a job, our class schedules are parent-and-work-friendly. Like caring for others? Medical Assisting gives you the opportunity to work in a wide variety of health care settings-doctor's offices, clinical laboratories, hospitals, clinics or insurance. Students even complete a 240 hour externship. Request Information

Practical Nursing program (LPN)
There's a dramatic shortage of nurses. Nurses extend comfort and care in sickness and in health. New England Tech's team of nursing instructors leads students through a comprehensive curriculum including extended care, maternity and child development, geriatrics, and gerontology. Day and evening classes are available. Clinical rotations start in the first module and include long-term care facilities, sub-acute facilities and hospitals too. Graduates are qualified to take the Practical Nursing Licensing Exam. Request Information

Learning culinary arts is more than following recipes; it's mastering new techniques, tasting new ingredients, and perfecting your skills. At New England Technical Institute, students who are passionate about cooking have the opportunity to master an array of cuisines-French Cuisine, Asian, Mediterranean, Latin and World Cuisines, baking and pastry and even kitchen and restaurant management. Request Information

Have you always enjoyed working on cars? Now you can get paid to do something you really like. The Automotive program at New England Tech focuses on shop time, not book time. 80% of the program is spent actually working on foreign and domestic cars. Students can begin taking the ASE certifications while still in school. Request Information

New England Tech's Electrical program has what you need to get started in the trade. Students work in commercial and residential settings. Students satisfy all of the classroom hours and part of the on-the-job-training requirements for your E-2 license. Graduates have freedom, independence and even own their own company. Request Information

Graduates install and maintain the air conditioning, heating and refrigeration systems we've all come to depend on. Think of it. As an HVAC Technician graduates enjoy a solid living, the feeling of independence, and the satisfaction of knowing your customers are well cared for. New England Tech's HVAC program gives students basic electricity, blueprint reading, domestic and commercial heating and cooling systems, and control systems. Request Information