Are you about to graduate from high school and looking for the next step in your life? If the traditional college or university route is not appealing to you, Laurus Technical Institute offers career-focused programs experienced instructors, and hands-on training designed to educate you and get you working.
Contact our admissions team today to learn more about Laurus Technical Institute and how you can transition from high school to the next step in your life.
Rob Russell
HVAC Technician
Coming to Laurus was one of the wisest decisions I have made. I was a bit apprehensive about attending because I have been to other technical schools that were not as they advertised.
Here at Laurus, we immediately dove right into learning about the refrigeration cycle, EPA laws and how to use tools. The instructors are knowledgeable on the latest HVAC standards and equipment.
While at Laurus, I learned how to install heat pumps, gas furnaces and air handlers. I became an EPA certified technician within 4 months. Laurus helped me to prepare for interviews and with resume preparation and assisted me in finding employment.
I am proud to be a Laurus Technical Institute alumni, and I recommend anyone who is serious about a career in HVAC to attend Laurus and be on their career path in less than a year.
Jonathan Bell
HVAC Technician
My time at Laurus Technical Institute was a fun educational experience. In the past seven months, I have had a lot of things to learn that did not come easy to me, but with the help of the teachers, I was able to learn more than I ever imagined. The teaching environment, along with real time labs, makes Laurus Technical outstanding (they even provide transportation).
The main reason for me attending Laurus Technical was to learn about HVAC, but I have learned so much more (there is no limit in this field).
I would recommend Laurus Technical Institute to anyone wishing to explore this field.
Amanda Ford
Medical Assistant
In 2004, Ms. Ford found her passion and love for helping others. She decided to attend Everest Institute to obtain a diploma as a Patient Care Technician. When her father was involved in an auto accident that left him unable to care for himself, she stopped attending school. Her father spent a year in Shepherd Center. Ms. Ford would often volunteer to take care of the other patients, allowing the medical assistants to take a break.
In March, 2010, Ms. Ford decided to further her education in the medical assisting field. When Ms. Ford began school, the trials of life were already in full swing. She was almost homeless, no electricity at home, and the kids were misbehaving. In spite of those obstacles, she continued coming to school. Ms. Ford maintained a B average even though she could only study at school. Ms. Ford states, "I pushed past the problems and trails and continued forward." She said, "If it wasn't for Ms. Hall and Joslyn Henderson, my Admissions Rep, I would have quit school." Their listening ears, support and words of encouragement helped Ms. Ford make it through.
Today, Ms. Ford is thankful for her trials and problems. "I am not the same person I was when I started school. I am a stronger woman due to the trials and problems."
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