YTI Career Institute provides the following educational services at the Altoona campus:

Professional courses: Similar to the main campus, it offers related professional courses in fields such as healthcare, information technology, and business management, but may be slightly different from the York campus in terms of specific professional settings. For example, the medical assisting major provides students with skills training to assist doctors and nurses in medical offices, clinics, and hospitals; there are also computer technology-related majors that cultivate students' abilities in computer system maintenance, network management, and software development.

Teaching mode: A teaching method that combines practice and theory is adopted. In the medical professional courses, students have the opportunity to practice in laboratories that simulate medical environments, such as learning basic medical skills such as measuring vital signs and injections. For students majoring in information technology, the school is equipped with advanced computer laboratories, allowing students to perform practical operations such as actual programming, network construction, and troubleshooting. In addition, through case analysis, group projects, etc., students are trained to solve practical problems and work in teams.

Faculty: The teaching team is composed of people with rich industry experience and professional knowledge. They not only have profound academic attainments, but also can provide students with valuable insights and experience from actual work scenarios. For example, medical teachers may have held important positions in hospitals or clinics and can teach the latest medical industry practices and standards; information technology teachers may have participated in actual software development projects or network management work and are familiar with the latest technologies and trends in the industry.

Employment support: The school has established close cooperative relationships with local companies and medical institutions to provide students with internship and employment opportunities. Before students graduate, the school's career guidance center will provide services such as career planning consultation, resume preparation guidance, and interview skills training. Help students develop career development plans based on their majors and interests, and through activities such as mock interviews, let students familiarize themselves with the interview process and improve their coping skills in advance.