(Bradenton, FL – October 10, 2013) Dante Valenzuela, a culinary arts student at Manatee Technical Institute, was awarded an all-expenses-paid trip to Vietnam to assist with next year’s Village de Chefs in Hanoi. The group of distinguished chefs from around the globe made the decision to give an MTI culinary arts student this opportunity after…
By RICHARD DYMOND — rdymond@bradenton.com MANATEE — Manatee Technical Institute, whose students have won more SkillsUSA medals than any other school in the nation for the past 10 years, has now decided to share one of the secrets of its success. MTI has created a new series called “Meet The Instructors,” where the general public…
By RICHARD DYMOND — rdymond@bradenton.com MANATEE — Imagine 95 percent of a newly graduated class of certified medical assistants passing the national certification exam on their first try. The nationwide average for successful first-time test takers is 69 percent. The unusually high graduation rate was achieved by the 24-member Manatee Technical Institute 2012 class of…
MTI Web Development student, John Franz, is putting on a fundraiser car wash to raise funds for Breast Cancer research. The car wash will take place Saturday from 9a.m. – 2p.m. at Begley Shell Service located at 5818 Manatee Ave. West in Bradenton. Hotdogs and soda will be for sale and donations are greatly appreciated. …
(Bradenton, FL—October 1, 2013) The National Association of Orthopaedic Technologists has approved the Orthopedic Technology Program at Manatee Technical Institute for recognition status. Only eight orthopedic technology programs in the United States are NAOT recognized. The association’s Educational Programs Review Committee approved the Orthopedic Technology Program at Manatee Technical Institute to be a NAOT-Recognized Program…
MTI students Lesvia Franco and Sebastian Martines pose with instructors Barbara Lasser and Vera Bourenina after participating in a SkillsUSA citizenship project. The digital videography class created a DVD of Franco, Martines and Bourenina sharing what it meant to them to become U.S. Citizens. For all three naturalized citizens, it was an emotional event. The…
By ERICA EARL — eearl@bradenton.com MANATEE — The Manatee County School District is hoping to win a $28.7 million grant through Race to the Top to expand the Manatee Technical Institute and to add more science, technology, engineering and math education to elementary school classrooms. The Manatee County School District is one of more than…
MTI students Lesvia Franco and Sebastian Martines pose with instructors Barbara Lasser and Vera Bourenina after participating in a SkillsUSA citizenship project. The digital video class created a DVD of Franco, Martines and Bourenina sharing what it meant to them to become U.S. Citizens. For all three naturalized citizens, it was an emotional event. The…
October 8 & 9, Sarasota-Bradenton, Florida Rendez vous with “Village de Chefs” A unique, prestigious and convivial event with chefs from around the globe (Paris, France and Sarasota-Bradenton, FL — September 19, 2013) Twenty French Chefs and pastry chefs from around the globe will converge in Sarasota-Bradenton for two days of sharing with culinary professionals…
BRADENTON — The two-hour Manatee Technical Institute open house will begin at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the main campus. The public is encouraged to attend. The open house will give the community a chance to see the campus and students working in their labs. MTI will showcase more than 30 career and technical programs. The…
Published Monday, September 16, 2013 by Manatee Technical Institute BRADENTON — Manatee Technical Institute will host an open house at the Main Campus on Wednesday morning, September 18, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. The public is encouraged to attend. The open house will give the community a chance to see the new campus and…
By JASON BARTOLONE — jbartolone@bradenton.com LAKEWOOD RANCH — Morgan Davis was in the first grade at Gene Witt Elementary School when two planes struck the World Trade Center in New York on Sept. 11, 2001. “We were reading a book and the teacher had to put the TV on,” recalls Davis, now 18. “I did…
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