Vermont Technical Schools (VT)

While it is not as large and metropolitan as some of its Northeastern neighbors, Vermont silently strides full steam ahead when it comes to technological schools and programs. Vermont’s largest employer is one of the top computer companies, IBM. The demand of technology and the need for things to work better and faster is insatiable. Due to the constant hunger for fresh new technologically inclined talent, Vermont technical schools work to produce qualified graduates that can meet the competitive needs of the technology industry. They succeed in this plight, and so can you!

Learn more about our featured Vermont Technical Schools! Explore your potential using the career options offered by the various Vermont Technical Schools and start today!

 

Programs to consider:

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Everest University Online
Programs available:
  • Computer Information Science (Associate's)
  • Computer Information Science (Bachelor's)
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DeVry University
Programs available:
  • Bachelor's - Computer Information Systems - Business Management
  • Bachelor's - Computer Information Systems
  • Bachelor's - Technical Management
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University of Phoenix
Programs available:
  • A.A. in Information Technology/Web Administration
  • B.S. in Information Technology - Business System Analysis
  • B.S. in Information Technology - Multimedia and Visual Communication
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Kaplan University
Programs available:
  • MS in Information Technology
  • AAS in Information Technology
  • MS in Management - Information Technology
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Baker College Online
Programs available:
  • Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology Support Specialist
  • Bachelor of Computer Science - Computer Science
  • Bachelor of Information Systems - Information Systems
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Vermont Technical Schools

February 14, 2013
Vermont Technical Schools

Technical career opportunities are plentiful in technical electronics and computer technology industries and maintenance technologies, as well as accounting, office, and new media technologies. Technical school graduates work as science technicians, pharmacy technicians, veterinary medical technicians and paramedics, engineering technicians, sound engineering technicians, and more.
A technical degree can prepare students for the career fields listed here, as well as careers in business. Most technical schools offer a wide variety of degree options, so finding a technical school to match your chosen field should be easy. The trick is to find an accredited technical school with a high placement rate. Fortunately, several Vermont technical schools fit the bill.

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