Train in Weeks. Work in Lansing.
Nursing assistant, welding, IT help desk and HVAC classes for working adults. Days, nights or weekends.
Which Program Fits Your Life?
Tell us what you like, when you can come and how long you have. We show the programs that fit, what they take and when the next class starts.
4 Programs Fit
Sample tuitionAidFour Programs, Four Real Labs
You learn on the same beds, welders, computers and furnaces you will use on the job. Tap a photo to see the lab.
Nursing Assistant
Patient care, vital signs and 40 clinical hours at a local care center.
Welding
MIG, stick and flux core, plus blueprint reading and a bend test.
IT Help Desk
Fix PCs, set up networks and help users, with prep for an industry exam.
HVAC Tech
Furnaces, AC and heat pumps, with EPA refrigerant exam prep.
Built Around Your Shift
Half our students work full time. So we run every program on more than one schedule, and the lab stays open late.
What It Costs, Before and After Aid
You see one price with books, scrubs and tools in it. Then we sit down and find out what you qualify for.
- Federal aid, workforce grants and employer tuition help are all possible. What you get depends on your eligibility.
- Payment plans split the rest into monthly amounts with no interest.
- We help with resumes and local hiring days. No school can promise a job or a wage, and we won't.
Accreditation and state approval shown here on the live site, with the agency name and license number.
What Students Say
“I did the night nursing assistant class after my warehouse shift. Eight weeks, and I passed the state test the first time.”
Tasha R. Holt
“The welding instructors actually watch your bead and tell you what went wrong. Saturday class made it doable with two kids.”
Marcus L. Grand Ledge
“The aid office walked me through every form. I paid way less than I expected for the IT program.”
Jenny P. DeWitt
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Questions Before You Enroll
Still not sure? Come to a free info session any Tuesday at 6 pm. Bring someone if you want.
Students come from Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Holt, DeWitt, Grand Ledge, Mason, Charlotte and St. Johns.
Can I keep my job while I train?
Most of our students do. Night classes run Monday to Thursday from 6 to 9:30 pm, and weekend classes meet Saturday and Sunday mornings. Clinical hours and shop time are set before you enroll, so you can plan around your shifts.
Will financial aid cover my program?
It depends on your eligibility and the program. Some students qualify for federal aid, some for local workforce grants, and some get help from an employer. Our aid office goes over your options with you for free before you sign anything.
Do you promise a job when I finish?
No school can honestly promise that. We help with resumes, practice interviews and local hiring days, and we share which employers have hired our students before. Getting hired depends on you, the employer and the job market.
Is the school accredited?
Our accreditation and state approval details are listed on the live site, with the agency name and license number. Ask us for a copy and we will send it the same day.
What do I need to apply?
A high school diploma or GED, a photo ID, and for nursing assistant, a background check and a TB test. Welding and HVAC students need steel toe boots. We send you the full list after your info session.
Sit In on a Free Info Session
Tuesdays at 6 pm. Tour the labs, meet an instructor and talk to the aid office.