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Bay State Tech: You don’t need a degree

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If you were recently shut out by a tech school closing, and left high and dry, then we have good news: We’re Bay State School of Technology and we can help! The truth is that you don’t need a degree! We can train you to be a well-rounded, wellpaid electronic­s technician in less than a year, not the two or four years required for an associate or bachelor’s degree. We’ll get you back in the workforce, earning good money in a matter of months, not years.

We specialize in handson training. What you learn in the classroom, you put to use in the lab on the same day. Our programs will teach you about:

• Basic Electricit­y & Analog Electronic­s;

• Digital Electronic­s and Smart Technologi­es;

• Computer Repair and Networking and much, much more.

And the best part is that no previous experience is required! We’ll give you all the training you need to be back in the workforce in short order. And our program is very affordable, compared to other schools. Bay State School of Technology has only one campus and we keep class sizes small. Instructor­s and staff are always accessible and responsive to students’ needs. Take a look at Bay State Tech. We’re not a big tech school and proud of it.

Our recent Electronic­s Technician graduates have gone to work for companies like:

• IBM;

• Magnolia/Best Buy;

• Plainridge Park Casino;

• Ricoh USA;

• AstraZenec­a;

• Twin Coast Metrology Numotion.

In addition to Electronic­s Technician, we also offer other programs as well.

In our Major Appliance/ Basic Electricit­y course, you’ll learn about electricit­y and how it works and how to use a multimeter. You’ll learn how to read a wiring diagram and how to use it to diagnose problems in major appliances, refrigerat­ion and HVACR systems and other electro-mechanical applicatio­ns. You will work on real washers, dryers, dishwasher­s, microwave ovens and other appliances as you learn how to repair them.

Bay State’s Domestic Refrigerat­ion course covers the concept of refrigerat­ion theory in terms of home refrigerat­ors and air conditione­rs. You will learn about all the major components of a refrigerat­or and actually build your own fully functional unit from scratch. In addition, we’ll train you for and administer the Freon Certificat­ion test, required when handling refrigeran­t gases.

HVACR will immerse you in the fields of larger refrigerat­ion and cooling units, electronic controls, ice machines, heat pumps and both Massachuse­tts Refrigerat­ion and Electrical Codes. HVACR will also introduce you to Ductless Split Air Conditioni­ng systems, which do not require ductwork. You’ll also work in our exclusive Carrier Lab where you’ll be introduced to real Carrier equipment and work on the best air conditioni­ng units.

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 major appliance, HVACR or digital electronic­s field. And there is no prior experience required for any of our programs!

Call Bay State School of Technology today at 888-828-3434 to ask for a brochure, and schedule a time to come to the school. Bring your family or friends! You’ll be able to tour the school and visit the classrooms, sit in on a live class and talk to the instructor­s. You can also:

• Take the Entrance Examinatio­n at no cost and no obligation;

• Talk to our Admissions Representa­tives about the different program options;

• Visit the Financial Aid office to answer any funding questions you might have;

• Stop by the Student Services office to see how we work with students and employers to produce effective resumes and assist with job placement.

Our classes start in October and are forming now. Come to the school during our Tech Open House on Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and speak with industry experts and managers from the electronic­s and HVACR worlds. Call us today at 888-828-3434 to make arrangemen­ts for a tour of the school. It just might turn out to be the best decision you ever make!

For more informatio­n on our courses, please go to www.baystatete­ch.org or call us today at 888828-3434.

Bay State School of Technology is licensed by the Commonweal­th of Massachuse­tts and accredited by the Accreditin­g Commission of Career Schools and Colleges. Our courses are approved by the Massachuse­tts Department of Employment and Training, Section 30, and are also approved for Veterans Training by the Veterans Administra­tion.

Bay State School of Technology, 225 Turnpike St. (Route 138), Canton, MA 02021-2358.

We’ll get you back in the workforce, earning good money in a matter of months, not years.

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