Coyne American Institute, the school to attend if you're looking for comprehensive career training in the technology field. For over a century we've graduated and placed thousands of students in entry-level positions. We've earned an excellent reputation for our real-world training and our outstanding student assistance programs.
Our Career Development Department provides pre-graduate seminars, placement assistance, resumé writing, interviewing techniques and job-hunting tools. Our goal is to see all of our students succeed. And we're proud to say we have a very high success rate.
Programs offered by Coyne American Institute:
 Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating
The Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating service industry has experienced a critical shortage of qualified technicians in recent years, the need for qualified personnel is the greatest challenge facing the industry today. Concerns about energy efficiency, the integration of sophisticated control systems, new technologies in heating and cooling and construction spurred by growth have created tremendous opportunities for trained technicians.
Students study in six main modules:
- Introduction to Mechanical Refrigeration Systems
- Introduction to Electrical Servicing
- Introduction to Commercial Controls
- Commercial Controls and Applications
- Gas Heating
- Air Conditioning, Electric Heat and Heat Pumps
Educational Objective
To provide the successful graduate with the necessary skills for entry-level positions in companies that install, operate, troubleshoot and service light commercial and domestic air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating equipment in private homes, office buildings, factories and other facilities.
Day program is full time, 36 weeks in length and 72-quarter credit hours. Evening program is part time, 48 weeks in length and 51-quarter credit hours.
Electronics Technician
Explosive technological growth in the areas of information, entertainment, communications, and control systems has created an enormous need for skilled technical support personnel. The Information Technology Association of America estimates that 10 million people now work in information technology jobs. The ITAA predicts that in coming years, job openings will exceed skilled personnel by more than 800,000.
Students will learn to service, maintain, upgrade and optimize personal computers. In addition, students will learn networking fundamentals. The course provides an excellent foundation with preparation for A+, Net+, and some MCSE examinations.
Students study in seven main modules:
- DC Circuits and Applications
- AC Circuits and Applications
- AC/DC Motors and Controllers
- Programmable Controllers
- Electronic Devices and Circuits
- Digital Devices and Circuits
- Personal Computer Servicing
Educational Objective
To provide the successful graduate with necessary skills for entry-level positions in companies as electrical/electronic and computer service technicians. Graduates will be equipped to work in the areas of electrical/electronic and personal computer installation, troubleshooting and maintenance, as well as the installation, operation and servicing of light commercial AC and DC electric motors, and programmable controllers.
The day program is full time, 42 weeks in length and 84-quarter credit hours. The evening program is part time, 56 weeks in length and 59.5-quarter credit hours.
Electrical Maintenance
The Electrical Maintenance Technician of today installs and services a broad range of electrical systems and controls. The Electrical Maintenance program is designed to provide the skills and competencies demanded by today's industrial, commercial and residential electrical equipment and systems.
The development of new information, the dismantling of related monopolies and the onset of competition in services have created tens of thousands of opportunities and challenges for the commercial and residential Electrical Maintenance Technician.
Students study in six main modules:
- DC Circuits and Applications
- AC Circuits and Applications
- Electrical Contracting and Construction
- AC/DC Motors and Controllers
- 3-Phase Motors and Controllers
- Programmable Controllers
Educational Objective
To provide the successful graduate with the necessary skills for entry-level positions as maintenance electricians. The graduate will be equipped to work in the areas of electrical inspection and construction, electrical troubleshooting and maintenance as well as the installation, operation and servicing of commercial AC and DC electric motors and programmable controllers.
The Day program is full time, 36 weeks in length and 72-quarter credit hours. Evening program is part time, 48 weeks in length and 51-quarter hours.
Office Administrative Assistant
Computers and networks are essential business information tools. There is an ever-growing need for skilled office support personnel with proficiency in business software applications. Today's office support personnel must possess strong applications and Internet skills, keyboarding skills, communication and customer service skills, and a professional demeanor. Vast opportunities await those individuals with the ability to help aid and enhance the flow of business information.
This course is well suited for men and women who seek a career in business, have good qualitative and quantitative skills, enjoy problem solving and pay close attention to detail.
Students study in six main modules:
- Microsoft Word*
- Microsoft Power Point*/Business Writing
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Windows/Internet
- Microsoft Access*/Microsoft Publisher
- Outlook Express/Quick Books Accounting
Educational Objective
To prepare the student for entry-level positions in computer operations, word processing, and data entry. The graduate will be prepared to use computers in today's office environment and the software associated with it.
Office Administrative Assistant programs are available during the day.
*Microsoft Office Specialist Approved Textbooks are used.
Note: Keyboarding and typing skills will be stressed throughout the program.
Network Technician
Information network systems are used in nearly every aspect of work and leisure, from airlines and auctions to zip codes and zoo exhibits. These networks use an ever-expanding set of tools and technologies, requiring highly skilled technical support for installation and maintenance. Coyne's Network Technician program provides the fundamental theory and practical hands-on experience for entry-level Network Technician jobs. Students spend more than half of their class time solving real-world network problems under the guidance of experienced instructors. This hands-on approach to training helps students gain valuable skills for some of the fastest-growing careers in America.
Medical Administrative Assistant
The Medical Administrative Assistant Program is designed specifically to provide students with necessary office management and technical skills to become an integral part of the professional office environment. Medical office assistants are trained in areas including medical terminology, computer applications, and basic medical front office functions.
Coyne American Institute is:
- Licensed and approved for training by the Illinois State Board of Education.
- Approved for veteran's training by the state-approving agency for veteran's education.
- Accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology, Arlington, VA.
So if you're ready to take the next step towards a more successful life, you're ready for Coyne American Institute. Contact us today.
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