Why Lincoln Tech – Columbia, Maryland
Start Your Career in Columbia, Maryland
Turn your passion into a career with training from Lincoln Tech. Our classes are designed to prepare you for a career in high-demand fields like automotive, skilled trades and the culinary arts. You’ll master essential job skills and get hands-on experience that will launch your career. Lincoln Tech makes work-life balance easy. Our flexible learning schedule can fit with your busy life. Your life and your education never have to take a backseat.
- Our modern and updated facility includes:
- 123,000 square feet of automotive training and classroom space
- Training opportunities with partners like Audi
- Externship opportunities within the culinary field
- 17 bays with computerized diagnostic equipment and specialty tools
- European-style kitchens & industry-standard ovens and equipment
Programs Available at our Columbia Campus
Our Columbia campus offers the following programs:
Welding & Metal Fabrication
Culinary Arts and Food Services
Maryland Needs Your Skills
Discover what the Chesapeake region has to offer. Technicians with hands-on experience are in high demand across a variety of fields, including HVAC, welding, electrical, and automotive.
Johnson Controls and Audi know that Lincoln Tech graduates have the right skills and ready for the job from day one.
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY GRADUATE
Shane grew up working on cars with his Dad, so Lincoln Tech was an obvious choice. And while he jokes that he thought he knew cars, but found out he knew “next to nothing.” Thanks to support from his instructors, Shane came out of the Automotive program with a 4.0 GPA, perfect attendance, and a President’s Award. After landing a job at Mercedes-Benz, he’s still celebrating – “If you want to be with the best, you have to be the best, and that’s what Lincoln Tech taught me.”
STUDENT TESTIMONIAL
“Lincoln Tech definitely gives you the most hands-on, real-time training. The instructors are all out in the field, experienced. That relays back into your profession and to what you should be doing.”
Paul Apap | Automotive Graduate
