For over 50 years, Blue Hills Regional Technical School has served as a leader in technical and vocational education for industry. We offer high quality career training programs to prepare students for the workplace. Our graduates have been successful at obtaining employment opportunities with local companies such as Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Broadview Security Systems, Inc., DiBella's Sub Shop, Great American Cookies and many more! The school is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).
Blue Hills Regional Technical School is a public career college established in 1956. The campus is located in Canton, MA. With just over 50 students enrolled and 1 freshman student signing up for fall 2017, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved. In the time it takes the average person to complete their studies, Blue Hills graduates in 150% of that time.
Blue Hills Regional Technical School is one of the twelve public career colleges in Massachusetts. The campus is located in a suburb, Canton. Students are offered a variety of technical programs to prepare them for work or further education after graduation.
Most students choose to enroll in the Automotive Technology program that prepares graduates with skills needed for careers as automotive technicians, auto body repairers, and car salespersons. Other popular programs include: Building Construction and Design Technology (BCDT), Electrical Engineering Technician Program (EETP), Heating/Ventilation/Air Conditioning Training Program (HVACTP) Horticulture, and Industrial Manufacturing Systems Technician (IMST).
Blue Hills Regional Technical School is a public career college located in Canton, Massachusetts. The campus has 56 students enrolled and offers technical courses such as Automotive Technology, Welding Technology, and Building Construction.
Blue Hills Regional Technical School is one of twelve public career colleges in Massachusetts. The campus is located in a suburb, Canton. Fifty-six students attend the school as of 2017 fall enrollment, and 50% of them graduate within 150% of the time it takes to complete their studies.
