Program Information - Mitchell Technical Institute

The strength of any great school is the strength of its programs. At Mitchell Tech, you’ll find today’s most advanced technology, experienced and highly qualified instructors, beautiful new classes and labs at our Spruce Street campus, and lots of great people that you will soon call friends. And in two years or less, you’ll graduate with a lifetime of opportunity ahead of you. Read about our five exciting career divisions below to help you decide which programs might be the right fit for you.

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Combination Service Technician
Apprentice Lineworker
Gas Technician
Apprentice Line Technician

Average Salary

According to the US Department of Labor and Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for career opportunities from this program is:

$55,100.00

Description

The utilities industry is one of the most technologically intensive segments of today’s economy. The utility worker who is well rounded with knowledge of different types of utilities will find success in many areas. MTI is addressing this industry need by combining the curricula of three existing programs to offer an AAS degree in Utilities Technology.

Students who complete a combination of two programs from Power Line Construction and Maintenance, Propane and Natural Gas Technologies, and Heating and Cooling Technologies, with the addition of a mathematics elective (3 hours) and a behavioral science elective (3 hours) will be awarded an AAS degree. A student may choose which program to complete first. Graduates of this program will find many employment opportunities as combination technicians for utility providers.

Note: Students in this program are expected to conform to MTI’s Drug Testing Policy. See the Student Handbook for details. MTI recommends that applicants in the Utilities Technology program obtain a physical examination for their safety and protection.

Lineman Training material furnished through a grant from the Institute for Safety in Powerline Construction.

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Cost

Tuition & Fees	$14,020
CDL Fee		$1,000
Books/Tools (estimated)	$3,700
Total estimated* program cost (2 years)	$18,720
*All costs listed are estimated and are subject to change at any time. Students will receive final costs at the time of course registration each semester.