[full_width]The areas of study at PCTI teach skills and knowledge that can be used to begin careers in our global social and technology-driven culture. All PCTI programs of study are taught in a practical academic learning environment associated with an engaging curriculum and applied learning concepts. Here at PCTI, we believe that practice makes perfect. Comprised representatives of local businesses, faculty, and employers help PCTI periodically assess and update curricula, equipment, and laboratory design.

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Electrical Installer and Service Technician

OBJECTIVE:  The objective of this program is to provide specialized occupational training in fiber optic cabling, residential, commercial, and industrial electricity.  Students will learn how to apply theoretical principles for installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electrical components in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

 OCCUPATIONS:  Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Contracting, Maintenance Electricians, Installer, Wireman, Instrumentation Technician, Cable Installers, Motor Repair, Service Technician, Electrical Technician and Electrical Utility Service in commercial buildings, hospitals, schools, apartment complexes, engineering and electrical companies.

PREREQUISITE:  None

Computer Support Specialist

OBJECTIVE:  The objective of this program is to provide intense occupational training in a wide range of comprehensive computer courses designed to prepare students for employment in information technology occupations.  Students will learn to operate and repair computers, master software programs, communicate effectively both orally and in writing, develop professional workplace skills, develop interviewing skills, and learn to conduct effective job search techniques.  Graduates of this program will be prepared for employment in the following occupations:

OCCUPATIONS:  Computer Help Desk Technician, Computer Support Specialist, Administrative Support Technician, and Customer Service Representative in computer hardware and software companies, oil and gas corporations,  hospitals, law firms, nonprofit organizations, public and private schools and universities, retail companies, the airline industry, and many other small and large companies.

PREREQUISITE:  None

Building Maintenance – Air Conditioning and Heating

OBJECTIVE: The objective of this program is to provide specialized occupational training in a course offering in air conditioning and heating as it applies to building maintenance.  Students will learn how to troubleshoot problems, install equipment, service equipment, and apply electrical principles to building maintenance air conditioning and heating equipment.  Upon completion of this course, students will be prepared for employment in the following occupations in building maintenance:

OCCUPATIONS:  Building Maintenance Specialist, Building Maintenance Mechanic, Air Conditioning and Heating Specialist, Equipment Serviceman, Apartment Maintenance Mechanic, Electrician, Electrical Technician, Steam Fitter, HVAC Specialist in commercial buildings, hospitals, schools, apartment complexes, and engineering and air conditioning companies.

LICENSURE:  Employment in HVAC occupations require an EPA certification and State issued license.  Students must receive a passing score on the appropriate exams to qualify.