Interactive College of Technology

The HVAC/R training program at ICT offers training in all phases of repair and maintenance of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. The program also includes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Certifications in the management of refrigerants and North American Technicians Excellence (NATE) Certifications, designed to recognize truly excellent and capable HVAC/R professionals.

What you’ll learn:

• Residential and Commercial Refrigeration
• Gas, Electric and Heat Pump Heating Systems
• HVAC Controls and Systems
• Principles of Electrical Circuits
• HVAC/R Computer Fundamentals
• Low Voltage Controls and Thermostats
• Customer Service and Safety
• Refrigeration Management and EPA Certification

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Our HVAC training program offers training in all phases of repair and maintenance of residential heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. The program also prepares the student for the required Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Certifications in the management of refrigerants and North American Technician Excellence (NATE) Certifications designed to recognize truly excellent and capable HVAC professionals. The program courses contain a presentation of theory but are largely taught through hands-on experience for applied technical HVAC courses. Excellent employment opportunities exist for entry-level positions as a residential HVAC technician or maintenance technician.

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Associate / Diploma offered

The Accounting and Professional Business Applications programs are designed to develop essential accounting, office automation and application skills. The focus is on learning the basic Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Fundamental procedures, understanding and applying spreadsheets, credits and debits, setting up accounts, general ledgers, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, and quarterly and annual reports are at the core of this program.

The Business Information Systems programs are constructed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and training for the most popular computer applications and software. Students acquire skills that are critical to the successful day-to-day creation, usage, sharing, and management of data for many types of enterprises.

By focusing on professionalism and software proficiency, the Business Information Systems programs enable a student to pursue a variety of career pathways including project management, desktop publishing, database management, office and event management, data entry and analysis, and more.

The Business Management program guides the student through the process of learning the business fundamentals of a small business including developing marketing strategies and managing the business for success. The students will learn about legal issues, ethical standards, vital selling skills, and customer service. Furthermore, they will learn how to operate a small business, market their product/service, and manage people. The course includes an externship component where students gain real-life experience. The general education component is designed to enhance the student’s general knowledge and awareness of significant issues in the workplace and in the student’s professional development.

This program is designed to deliver a broad understanding of business and organizational needs with courses that cover:

• Employee Recruitment
• Payroll Administration
• Benefits Administration

You’ll also learn relevant computer applications, get real-world experience during a 135-hour externship and have access to valuable industry certifications that could open the door to even more opportunities!

The Medical Office Administration programs are constructed to provide graduates with the general knowledge and specific skills needed to obtain entry-level employment in one of the fastest growing occupations in the healthcare environment. Aside from patient care and patient services, the processing of medical documents is a critical task that requires a well-trained professional. Medical coding and billing are just the beginning. Abundant career possibilities are available for the graduate with excellent keyboarding and word processing skills as well as experience in medical transcription, terminology, and medical office procedures. In addition, with new healthcare and insurance requirements, medical office personnel need to be versed in government and insurance regulations as well as compliance issues such as HIPAA.

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