Micro-Easy is a vocational school for adults. We empower our community by training and certifying our students and equipping them with in-demand technical skills to ensure they are competitive in the modern job market.
Micro-Easy Vocational Institute is dedicated to enhancing student competencies by:
Providing training that is current with technology and modern day career demands.
Delivering educational support services that meet student life demands and schedules.
Integrating into the educational process a better understanding of cultural diversity needs.
Providing working adults with training opportunities that are flexible and accessible.
Train & certify for in-demand technical skills
Flexible schedules for working adults
Integrated to honor & respect cultural diversity
Connecting students with job placement assistance
Micro-Easy Computer Enterprises was founded in 1985. In 2000, we incorporated, expanded our services, and became a state-approved vocational school.
We prepare our adult students to succeed in a professional environment beyond technical skills. Curriculums include teaching students to develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills by learning to evaluate, analyze, and synthesize information.
We are a proud member of the Bay Area community who partners with various organizations to empower low to moderate income, unemployed, and underserved residents of Contra Costa and Alameda Counties. This includes working with the City of San Pablo, Department of Veterans, and Department of Rehabilitation. We accept referrals from Cal Works, Eastbay Works, Richmond Works, Veterans Administration, Work Investment Opportunity Act (WIOA), and more.
Our small class settings ensure that even those with little to no computer skills can excel. Our instructors are industry professionals who ensure learning through hands-on training. Job placement assistance is provided once coursework and certification are complete.
We are licensed to operate by the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE).
All students are welcome!