TRAIN AT UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE IN SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
At our Sacramento campus, our labs feature industry-specific equipment that gives students the necessary hands-on experience to prepare for careers in a variety of industries from automotive and diesel to welding and HVACR. For students interested in the automotive or diesel field, this campus also features a Roush Yates Power & Performance lab, where students learn to tear down and rebuild engines.
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CORE PROGRAMS OFFERED
Automotive Mechanic Training in Sacramento, CA
Engine service and repair, brake systems, power and performance and electric vehicle training — you’ll learn all of this and more in UTI’s 51-week Automotive & EV Technology program.7 As a graduate from the Sacramento campus, you’ll earn an associate degree. The skills you learn can prepare you to complete examinations to become ASE certified.
Diesel Mechanic Training in Sacramento, CA
HVACR Training in Sacramento, CA
Learn how to service, repair and maintain the systems we rely on every day with HVACR training. In this 39-week program, you can gain the skills and hands-on experience necessary to work on a variety of systems related to heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration. Graduates will also be prepared to earn up to 3 professional credentials like the EPA 608 certification, valued by the industry.
Electric Vehicle Training in Sacramento, CA
Prepare for the future of automotive technology at UTI Sacramento. Crafted with assistance from industry trailblazer Bosch, our hands-on Battery Electric Vehicle Technology course helps students develop the specialized skill set often needed to service electric vehicles and drive assemblies..
NEARBY CAMPUS COMMUNITIES
Still running “trade schools near me” searches? UTI Sacramento proudly serves the surrounding communities: Roseville, Davis, Folsom, Elk Grove, Vacaville, Fairfield, Citrus Heights, Woodland, West Sacramento and Rocklin.
MANUFACTURER-SPECIFIC ADVANCED TRAINING AT UTI SACRAMENTO
Once you complete your core classes, you can build on your skill set with the specialized training program offered to gain the certifications and skills manufacturers want. UTI graduates who complete a Manufacturer-Specific Advanced Training (MSAT) program can expand their career options with this additional training.
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START YOUR ASE CERTIFICATION
A graduate of UTI’s Automotive or Diesel programs accredited by the ASE Education Foundation can substitute his or her training for one year of work experience toward ASE’s two-year work requirement.
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UTI SACRAMENTO CAMPUS LOCATION
Our vocational school is in the capital of California and located just minutes from all that the city has to offer, including the Golden 1 Center where the NBA’s Kings play. You could ride the many bike trails or have an adventure whitewater rafting down the American River.
CAMPUS LOCATION
4100 Duckhorn Drive
Sacramento, California 95834
M-F | 8am-5pm | Hours
916-263-9100 | Campus
800-834-7308 | Admissions
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HELPING YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY
At UTI, our priority is making sure our students have everything they need to prepare to reach their goals. Here’s how we strive to give you the support you need.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No, our curriculum does not require prior experience and is specifically designed to teach the skills necessary to pursue a role as a entry-level technician after graduation.
Graduates can earn a diploma, certificate or degree depending on the program and location, with the possibility of additional credentials.
UTI follows a blended learning model, which includes a mix of online instructor-led training with hands-on application in the lab.18 This type of training is modeled after what’s used in the industry today and can provide more flexibility for students.
UTI’s core programs follow this style, except for Welding, Collision Repair & Refinish Technology, and CNC Machining. These programs follow a hands-on learning model.
While not separate classes, math and science aligned with the learning skills are incorporated into the course teachings, along with industry terminology that technicians need to succeed.
Yes, students can work and attend school if needed. Our Career Services team can help identify local job openings based on a student’s schedule.1