Lincoln College of Technology

As a student at the Lincoln College of technology you will be offered a variety of Associate Degree training programs in Automotive, Health Sciences, Business and IT, Skilled Trades, Spa and Cosmetology or Culinary Arts for you to choose from. Because your instructors are devoted to helping you succeed in your future career, you will be learning in a supportive environment.

Lincoln has provided professional technical training to boost adults in their careers for over 60 years. Founded in 1946 with the purpose of assisting returning World War II veterans quickly qualify for skilled careers, Lincoln has continued to expand its mission and is now open to American adults for various walks of life, offering them training opportunities across the United States in a large variety of professional programs.

Electronic Systems Technician

Becoming an Electronic Systems Technician (EST), with training from Lincoln, allows you to achieve to the electrifying career you have always desired.

Through the instruction of experienced teachers, who utilize industry-standard tools, you will have the chance to gain hands-on experience in the various aspects of design, maintenance, and repair of electronic systems found in both home and office environments. Our "Smart House", a life-size, real world training structure that is built directly into our facility, will also be available to our Electronic Systems Technician students.

The student is expected to learn techniques required to maintain cables, video and audio circuits, computer networking, fiber optics or telecommunications, and system maintenance including its operation.

When you graduate, be sure to see our career placement services so we can help you find great opportunities for your career as an EST!

Electronic Engineering technician

With Lincoln, you can upgrade your career prospects by studying to become as Electronic Engineering Technician.

Learn a wide variety of electronic functions, including calibrating, installing, evaluating and repairing electronic equipment. You will achieve this through hands-on training by experienced instructors with professional experience and industry standard tools.

Every day new innovative methods are developed in electronics and hence your skills are considered as a welcome potential in both business and private sector organizations. Not only can your electronic engineering skills assist you in gaining attention from potential employers, but they can also earn you the respect from your fellow employees.

Upon graduation, our career placement assistance service can guide you to the most exciting career opportunities as you start your bright future.

Electrician:

Train to become an Electrician at Lincoln and turn on new opportunities for yourself!

Once you have completed the program you will have the skills you need to have business and residential clients seeking you, and because you have had hands-on training by instructors with industry experience, you will be prepared to sit for any of the state licensing exams including the L-6 LicenseLow Voltage Journeyman (50 Volts); the E-2 LicenseElectrical Journeyman (up to 600 volts); and the E-1 LicenseElectrical Contractor (after two years of E-2).

Once you have graduated you will have the opportunity to become part of a dynamic team in construction or maintenance, or you may decide to start your own business as an independent contractor. Lincoln can help you no matter what your career goals are!