INDIANAPOLIS IN - CAMPUS CALENDAR

Want to get a real sense of what hands-on training is all about? Stop by, meet with our Admissions Team and tour our Indianapolis campus. We offer classes in fields including Auto Technology, Collision Repair, Computerized Manufacturing, Diesel Technology, Electrical/Electronics, HVAC, Medical Assisting and Welding.

Automotive Technology training helps prepare students to pursue entry-level employment opportunities as technicians at dealerships, independent shops, service centers, fleet maintenance departments and more.  Time to get started!

From dent repair to custom painting, ASE Certified instructors ensure that our students learn the techniques used in today's collision repair shops. Our Students Collision Repair & Refinishing students can also qualify to become I-CAR (Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair) Certified Technicians. Learn to reshape and restore a wide range of vehicles.

Our Diesel Technology students build hands-on experience working with the technology that keeps essential rigs and machines running smoothly. Core classes in diesel technology will lay the foundation for students to pursue new careers in truck and heavy equipment maintenance. A world of opportunity awaits!

Wiring new construction projects – including residential, commercial, and industrial construction – and installing fire alarms and sophisticated entertainment and security systems isn’t for amateurs. It takes special skills, attention to detail and a drive for precision to bring these technologies to life. Ready to keep busy? Find out more about our Electrical/Electronics program today!

Our Medical Assistant program can lead to an exciting career as an in-demand healthcare support professional. Students train in our classrooms and labs which simulate professional healthcare offices from reception to exam rooms. Become an invaluable part of any healthcare team!

Our Welding Technology students learn to master the most-used welding processes utilized in the majority of applications used in the industry. When they graduate, they’ll also qualify to test for Level One certification from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).