Jacksonville, Florida Vocational Schools

In addition to four-year institutions such as Jacksonville University and the University of North Florida, the city of Jacksonville, Florida, is home to a number of vocational schools. These private career colleges grant diplomas, certificates and associate degrees in numerous fields. Among these potential areas of employment are some predicted by the U.S. Department of Labor as being among the fastest-growing in the state from 2006 through 2016, such as computer science, medical assisting and pharmacy technology.
  1. Heritage Institute

    • The Heritage Institute is a private career school that specializes in health science programs. The school's Jacksonville branch has accreditation through the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools. The college offers certificate programs in esthetics (skin care), personal training, pharmacy technology, massage therapy, X-ray medical technology and health management. Students receive hands-on clinical training either by working with customers in the school's on-site facilities such as the massage and skin clinics or through internships with local healthcare facilities. The school participates in federal grant and loan programs as well as veteran's benefits and vocational rehabilitation financial aid. Students at Heritage Institute can receive job placement assistance through the school.

      Heritage Institute

      4130 Salisbury Road

      Suite 1100

      Jacksonville, FL 32216

      904-332-0910

      heritage-education.com

    Florida Career College

    • Founded in 1982, Florida Career College is a private vocational school accredited through the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools. Among the school's diploma and associate degree programs are network engineering, computer repair, cosmetology, medical assisting, medical coding and billing, medical office administration, patient care technology, and sales and customer service. Programs typically require one to two years of full-time study to complete. Financial aid options for students at the college include federal and state grants and loans, veteran's benefits, work-study placements, scholarships and private loans. The Career Services Department at Florida Career College hosts employment workshops and career fairs, schedules on-campus interviews with prospective employers and provides job placement assistance by distributing graduates' resumes to companies.

      Florida Career College

      6600 Youngerman Circle

      Jacksonville, FL 32244

      904-573-1900

      careercollege.edu

    Tulsa Welding School

    • Founded in November 2001, the Tulsa Welding School is a private institution accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and College. The school offers a seven-month master welder program, which teaches MIG, fluxcore, structural, TIG and pipe welding techniques. Also available is a two-year welding associate degree program. This course of study covers the same topics as the master welder program but includes classes in mathematics, radiation safety, metallurgy, ultrasonic and magnetic particle testing, leak testing, and quality management. A third class just in structural welding is available and lasts for three and one-half months. The school requires all students to take a course in career preparation to learn skills such as resume writing and projecting a professional appearance. Qualified students can take advantage of federal grants and government and private student loans to help offset the cost of tuition.

      Tulsa Welding School

      3500 Southside Blvd.

      Jacksonville, FL 32216

      904-646-9353

      weldingschool.com

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