Consider your future in an essential job, whether it's in the automotive industry, the skilled trades or the culinary arts. Then, visit our Columbia, Maryland campus and learn about the various training programs that can make your future a reality.

This campus includes:

Lincoln College of Technology (LCT) in Columbia, MD  A career as an Automotive Technician, HVAC Technician, Electrician, Electronic Systems Technician (EEST) or Welder begins with a Lincoln Tech training program. Real-world facilities put you “on the job” for training, while you learn from industry-experienced professionals and work with the tools of the trade. Explore training options for careers that are growing around the region, and pay better-than-average wages as well. Additional advanced training opportunities are available to qualified HVAC graduates.

Lincoln Culinary Institute (LCI) in Columbia, MD  Culinary Arts training at Lincoln Culinary Institute, a division of Lincoln College of Technology in Columbia, teaches you hands-on chef skills and professional cooking techniques used throughout restaurants. Our campus features fully-equipped working kitchens where you can train for careers in Culinary Arts or International Baking and Pastry.

IN THE NEWS

Penske Truck Opens Dedicated Classroom at Lincoln Tech’s Columbia Campus

October 6, 2021 - Columbia MD: Over the past 10 years, Penske Truck has hired more than 220 Lincoln Tech graduates from across the Lincoln Tech campuses. With that successful track record, Penske has now opened a classroom at Lincoln Tech dedicated to training additional technicians. Brian Borgoyn, the area Vice President of Penske Truck Leasing, said this about Lincoln Tech: "The school represents a vital talent pipeline for our company's operations across the Mid-Atlantic region. Properly trained technicians are key to providing uptime to support the transportation operations of our customers."

Read more on GoPenske.com

What’s Nearby

Lincoln Tech in Columbia, MD is located on Snowden River Parkway, not far from I-95, Columbia Pike, and the Patuxent Freeway. It’s just half an hour east to Baltimore, or less than an hour south to our nation’s capital.