1170 hour program with training provided in basic and advanced arc, micro wire, heliarc, oxyacetylene and pipe welding to construct, erect, install, and repair all types of metal fabrication, machine frames, pipe lines, and pressure tanks. It is recommended that students purchase welding equipment kits for approximately $100. Students are offered in-house American Welding Society certification in addition to earning a Lake Technical Center certificate. TA, P, C, MSD. M-F, 8:15-2:15; M-F, 8:15-11:30; M-F, 10:30-2:15. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
For more information Email John Dahler
AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING
1400 hour program that utilizes classroom and hands-on learning activities to train individuals in all aspects of automotive collision damage repair. Some of the skills taught are: metal straightening, plastic repair, panel and structural component replacement, use of mechanical systems, hydraulic straightening equipment, and MIG and resistance welding. Refinishing training consists of proper spray gun handling techniques, surface preparation and application of paint products for repairs ranging from overall refinishing to minor spot repairs, including base coat/clear coat finishes. M-F, 8:15-2:15; M-F, 8:15-11:30; M-F, 10:30-2:15. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
For More Information E-mail Joe Indomenico
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY
1800 hour program designed to prepare a student for an entry-level job in the automotive field. This is done through diagnosis and repair of an automobile. This program centers on electronically-controlled systems of the automobile. The 900-hour core course has eight sections that cover areas such as: brakes, air conditioning, drive line, transmission and engine. M-F, 8:15-2:15; M-F, 8:15-11:30; M-F, 10:30-2:15. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
For More Information E-mail Mark McKinney
COMMERCIAL ART TECHNOLOGY AND GRAPHIC DESIGN
1500 hour program provides hands-on training in a state-of-the-art learning environment. The curriculum offers a broad overview of the skills and knowledge used in the print design field including basic theories of advertising, layout, type, color, and illustration utilizing Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Acrobat, Quark, and QuarkXpress. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
For more information e-mail Kerrie Johnson
COMMERCIAL FOODS AND CULINARY ARTS
COMMERCIAL FOODS/CULINARY ARTS
1500 hour program emphasizing skill development and including concepts in general housekeeping operations; stock, soup, and sauce preparation; meat, poultry, fish and seafood preparation; dairy, egg, and other farinaceous preparation; salad, buffet foods, beverage, and related food preparation; bakery goods and desserts; dining room operations; planning, organizing, and implementing work; employability; and entrepreneurship. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
COMMERCIAL FOODS/CULINARY ARTS APPRENTICESHIP
is sponsored by the American Culinary Federation Educational Institute in cooperation with local ACF chapters, and is the only national apprenticeship-training program for cooks. Apprentices complete 6000 hours of on-the-job training as well as theory courses, usually over a three-year period. The successful graduate is eligible to apply for Certified Cook. Class offered on Monday evening. Open Entry.
For more information e-mail Chef Ken Koenig
DRAFTING
1900 hour program with emphasis on the study and use of drafting tools, methods, techniques, mathematics, and data research required to produce detail and assembly drawings for manufacturing and construction. Areas include, but are not limited to, the architectural and civil fields. Computer-aided drafting (CAD) is included as part of the curriculum. M-F, 8:15-2:15; M-F, 8:15-11:30; M-F, 10:30-2:15. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
For More Information E-mail Donna Warren
Full Specialty Cosmetology
1200 hour program. Training and skills development in all areas of hairstyling include: haircutting, perming, hair-coloring, and hair-relaxing; skin care, including the machine facial; make-up application; sculptured nails, manicuring, and pedicuring; and salon management. Also included are the rules, regulations, and ethics of practice according to Florida law and a board-approved AIDS course. Completing students must pass the State Board Examination before being licensed as a Cosmetologist. M-F, 8:15-3:15; M-R, 4:00-9:00 p.m. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
Facial Specialty
The 260 hour Facial Specialty program includes skin care, hair removal, make-up, salon management, and rules and regulations according to Florida law. Facials Specialty completers are certified by the school and issued a certification license by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. M-R, 4:00-9:30 p.m. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
Nail Specialty
The 240 hour Nail Specialty program includes manicure/pedicure, artificial nails, salon management, and rules and regulations according to Florida law. Nail Specialty completers are certified by the school and issued a certification license by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. M-R, 4:00-9:30 p.m. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
Lake Technical Center is starting a new 20 hour a week evening full-cosmetology class in addition to the existing day program and the evening nails specialty and facial specialty programs. Classes begin February 4, 2008, and will be held on the main campus in Eustis. Interested individuals should immediately begin the registration and financial aid application processes. Financial aid may be available for those who qualify. This program is approved for VA. Eligible veterans may be certified through the Financial Aid Office.
The 1200-hour cosmetology program includes instruction in hair, nails and facials and graduates are entitled to take the state licensure exam. Lake Tech cosmetology graduates currently have over a 95% pass rate on the state licensure exam.
Lake Technical Center is a public postsecondary technical school offering high quality training that costs less than most private technical colleges. The Center is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education, 41 Perimeter Center East, NE, Suite 640, Atlanta, GA 30346, (800) 917-2081. Lake Technical Center is an equal opportunity institution. The new Lake Express bus service stops at the front of the campus. The main campus is conveniently located at 2001 Kurt St., Eustis and the Institute of Public Safety (IPS) campus is located at 1565 Lane Park Cut-off, Tavares.
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HEAVY DUTY TRUCK AND BUS, DIESEL MECHANICS
1680 hour program designed to prepare a student for a career in diesel mechanics. Students learn to diagnose problems and perform maintenance on diesel trucks and busses. Some of the skills taught are: basic hand and power tools, basic welding, principles of diesel engine operations, diesel sub-systems functions and troubleshooting, how to test and troubleshoot electrical problems, electrical and engine power distribution, the fundamentals of diesel engines and how they operate, transmission repair, basic operating hydraulic systems, and using computer software to gather information about equipment. M-F, 8:15-2:15; M-F, 8:15-11:30; M-F, 10:30-2:15. For additional program information, view the Master Plan of Instruction.
For More Information E-mail Randy Yates