Ģý

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Why Choose Ģý?

Ģý’s professional, career-focused technical programs, developed with industry input and adapted to the twenty-first century workplace, will provide students with the trade skills and abilities they need in the health care, business, and technical professions.

Ģý offers vocational programs in Computer Technology training, Web Application Design and Development, Medical Assistant, Medical Billing, Medical Office Administration, Sonography, Practical Nurse, and Radiologic Technology training. With a vocational school diploma and the technical skills learned at Ģý, students can achieve the career they deserve.

If you want to hit the reset button and really turn your life around, one of the following vocational school programs may be calling your name. Open up new opportunities for yourself, and make sure that when you get up to go to work every morning, you’re doing something you enjoy.

Are you looking for a vocational or trade school program on Long Island? Near Suffolk,  Ģý offers programs to improve your technical skills. Whether you want a career in the medical field or information technology, Ģý offers the vocational program that will take your career to the next level.

The vocational courses at Ģý like the WADD Program are designed to equip students with the necessary technical skills for entry-level jobs. Ģý also offers a Career Services department, that provides placement assistance to our graduates. The following vocational school programs are offered by Ģý. Tap on a program title below to get more information.

It is our goal to facilitate an effective and applicant-friendly admissions process, and our Admissions representatives are available to offer assistance. Applications are accepted throughout the year.

Requirements include a minimum age of 17 and proof of United States citizenship, permanent residency, or eligible non-citizenship.

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