TESST College of Technology
Overview
TESST College of Technology began presenting instruction in 1957 as TESST Technology Institute. Since then, TESST has grown from its Hyattsville root into three campuses in the state of Maryland, at Baltimore, Beltsville, and Towson. Its vocational programs have also expanded from the original electronics to include network information systems, telecommunications technology, business, allied health, and other highly demanded subjects. TESST continues to offer associate of applied science degrees and certificates that provide students with the knowledge and skills that can help qualify them for employment in today's competitive job market.
Student Appeal
The classes are either designated full-time with classes offered weekdays, or part-time with classes scheduled weeknights for students to take at their convenience. The school encourages interaction between faculty and students by integrating teaching methods that include group discussions and projects, lab work, and field trips. Communication skills are also emphasized so to better prepare students for a career.
Financial
Qualified students have the options of federal or state grants, loans, institutional or outside scholarship to finance their education. Programs Offered: - Computer Networking Technology - Associate of Applied ScienceComputer Networking Technology - Associate of Applied Science
With our computer training, you will have the opportunity to acquire the specific knowledge and skills required to plan, implement, and support information systems in a range of computing and networking environments. You will work side-by-side with information technology specialists and you could gain the experience required to succeed in the competitive field of information technology. - Computer Support Technician - CertificateComputer Support Technician - Certificate
This program provides the education and training necessary to enter the field of computer administration, maintenance, and support. Through group discussions, lectures, and hands-on experience, students learn about computer programs, hardware and software, and network systems, gaining the skills for entry-level employment in the computer technology market. - Criminal Justice - Associate of Applied ScienceCriminal Justice - Associate of Applied Science
Those wanting to help protect lives and property, and make a difference in your community are advised to consider this program, which is designed to arm students with the knowledge, skills, and work habits necessary to seek an entry-level position in the public and private sectors of the criminal justice industry. - Electrical Technician - CertificateElectrical Technician - Certificate
In this program, students receive extensive instruction in the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications, as well as learning the technical skills used in residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, along with specialized areas such as motors and motor control circuits, transformer installations, and services requirements. The National Electrical Code and its application to safe electrical installations are also covered for graduates to seek employment as entry-level electrical technicians on new construction projects, restoration sites, or in commercial or industrial maintenance positions. - Electronics, Computer, and Telecommunications Technology - Associate of Applied ScienceElectronics, Computer, and Telecommunications Technology - Associate of Applied Science
Students of this curriculum delve into electronics technology principles, related mathematics and troubleshooting techniques, as well as undergoing preparation for the Certified Electronics Technician (CET) Associate-Level exam sponsored by the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians, or the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) A+ Certification exam. - Graphic Engineering Drafting with CADD - CertificateGraphic Engineering Drafting with CADD - Certificate
Focusing on the process of creating technical drawings so that the image can be manufactured or constructed, students receive instruction in drafting applications, machine drafting, mechanical drafting applications, architectural drafting, electronics drafting, and drafting-related math, with the objective of landing an entry-level position in the field of graphic engineering drafting using CADD. - Health Information TechnologyHealth Information Technology
Our medical office programs offer in-depth training to help prepare you for work in a doctor's office, hospital or insurance agency. With a focus on skills like scheduling appointments, transcribing medical information, filing patient records and handling insurance forms, we could help you on your way to an entry-level position in a medical office. - Medical Assistant - CertificateMedical Assistant - Certificate
This program supplies the necessary clinical and administrative qualifications to become a medical assistant. The comprehensive courses covered such specific duties as assisting the supervising physician with administering injections, taking vital signs, recording EKGs, fundamentals of charting and documentation, assisting in minor surgical procedures, and basic accounting, along with externship at a local clinic, physician's office, health maintenance organization, or other allied health facility. Graduates are able to take the Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) exam, sponsored by the American Medical Technologists (AMT). - Medical Billing and Coding Specialist - CertificateMedical Billing and Coding Specialist - Certificate
This curriculum features coursework in topics such as medical billing, coding, and terminology; anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology; data information processing; insurance billing; and medical office management. In addition to securing the expertise required by employers in health care services, graduates will also be ready for the Certified Coding Specialist (CCS) exam or the Certified Coding Specialistâ€"Physician-Based (CCS-P) exam. - Network Information Systems - Associate of Applied ScienceNetwork Information Systems - Associate of Applied Science
As prospective network systems and data communications specialists, students learn the skills to perform network modeling, analysis, and planning for all elements of information systems, including hardware, operating systems, software, data, users, procedures, and personnel. Graduates are eligible for the Microsoft® Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification exams. - Network Information Systems - CertificateNetwork Information Systems - Certificate
This curriculum offers a broad base of study with an emphasis on Microsoft® systems, enabling student to seek various entry-level careers in the information technology sector, while serving as a preparatory step for the Microsoft® Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification exams. - Paralegal Studies - Associate of Applied ScienceParalegal Studies - Associate of Applied Science
This program offers courses in the basic understanding of the core areas of law and court systems to help students stand out in the competitive legal industry, who learn how to prepare for litigation, provide administrative support during courtroom proceedings, interview witnesses, and research legal issues. Graduates typically pursue a career in a legal environment such as a private law firm, corporation, or government agency. - Pharmacy Technician - CertificatePharmacy Technician - Certificate
With coursework involving pharmacy law and procedures, hospital policies and procedures, and sterile product preparation, students net the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required to become a pharmacy technician, in addition to preparing for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination sponsored by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board.
TESST College of Technology is pleased to offer discounts on tuition for qualifying active military personnel, veterans and military spouses. Please ask for more information on these discount opportunities.
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