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Bill Belichick never goes into a game without a Game Plan. It involves serious research and planning with one ultimate goal in mind: winning the game. If you’re looking for a new career or need an upgrade for your current job, you need a game plan as well. Do the research - check out the schools that offer programs that interest you and narrow them down to 2 or 3. Visit each school and ask the questions that you need to ask to satisfy your particular needs –
By asking these questions, you are beginning to develop your game plan. Once you have all the facts, you can them make the decision that is right for you. At Bay State School of Technology, we believe that if you take the time to develop your game plan, you will find the school that is right for you. If you’re still not 100% convinced, we’ll give you a two-week free trial to see if it’s a good fit for you. You’ll be an actual student in a real class, learning along with your fellow students in our Hands-On learning environment. At the end of the two weeks, if it’s not right for you, just let us know and you can walk away with no charges or commitments. Even the Patriots sometimes go three and out, and have to punt the football and go on from there. Our time-tested Hands-On Training means you’ll spend about 50% of your time in the classroom, and 50% in the shop or lab, working directly with every kind of appliance, HVAC unit, etc. What you learn in the classroom in the morning, you’ll put to use in the shop or lab area in the afternoon. Bay State School of Technology offers a variety of programs that lead to new careers. In our Major Appliance/Basic Electricity course, you’ll learn about electricity and how it works; you’ll learn how to read a wiring diagram and how to use it to diagnose problems. You will work on the real washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwave ovens and other appliances, as you learn how to repair them. TOUCHDOWN! Bay State’s Domestic Refrigeration course covers the basics of refrigeration theory in terms of home refrigerators and air conditioners. You will learn about all the major components of a refrigerator and actually put them together to make your own fully-functional unit from scratch. In addition we will prepare you for EPA 608 (commonly known as Freon Recovery) on-site testing and certification. TOUCHDOWN! Commercial HVACR will immerse you in the basics of larger refrigeration and cooling units, electronic controls, ice machines, heat pumps, and more. This program prepares you to work in the commercial side of the industry and provides 100 hours of Massachusetts Refrigeration Code and 150 hours of Massachusetts Electrical Codes. TOUCHDOWN! In our Electronics Technician program, you’ll be able to work with switches, transistors, and all kinds of computer and networking components as well as other Electronics devices in order to prepare you for a wide variety of jobs related to the field. TOUCHDOWN! Your Bay State Tech training will teach you how to go from having a job to having a career. We can teach you to have a productive and rewarding life working as a technician in the Electronics, Major Appliance, or HVACR field. And we can do that in less than one year. TOUCHDOWN FOR THE WIN AND ON TO THE SUPER BOWL! Start building your game plan today. Call Bay State School of Technology today at:
Evening classes for all programs start on January 31st or February 22, 2012. Our next Day programs start on March 5, 2012. Bay State School of Technology is licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges, and is approved for Veteran’s Training by the Veteran’s Administration. For more information on our courses, please visit our website at: where you can download our course catalog or call us at 888-828-3434 for more information today. Or scan this image with your smart phone to go straight to the Bay State website: Bay State School of Technology |
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