What You’ll Learn at UTI's Georgia Trade School
At Universal Technical Institute’s trade school in Atlanta, Georgia, you’ll learn real skills for real careers.1 Train in hands-on labs that look and feel like the field under the eye of instructors who know the industry.18 Practice using the same tools and technology as professional techs and gain the knowledge you need to test for industry certifications so you can graduate career ready. Your program options include the following. Click one to see what you’ll learn.
VA benefits are not currently available at this campus.
Automotive Mechanic School in Georgia
Get under the hood and prepare for a career as an automotive technician. In just 12 months, you’ll learn to diagnose, repair and maintain cars, light trucks and electric vehicles. Explore everything from engines and brakes to computerized systems and high-tech diagnostics.
Automotive
Diesel Mechanic School in Georgia
Diesel engines power trucks, buses and heavy equipment across the country. You can learn to service and repair them in the 12-month Diesel Technician program. The skills you build will help prepare you for careers in industries like transportation, construction, power generation, agriculture and the list goes on.
Diesel
Welding School in Georgia
Learn welding processes used across industries like construction, shipbuilding and manufacturing. This 9-month program can help you build arc welding skills such as MIG, TIG and stick welding. Learn from instructors who’ve worked in the field and graduate with the confidence to pursue in-demand welding roles.
Electrical, Electronics, & Industrial Technology School in Georgia
Get hands-on electrical training with real technology in just 12 months.130 You’ll learn electrical wiring, electronic troubleshooting, robotics, networking and so much more. Plus, you can test for five NCCER (National Service for Construction Education & Research) credentials during your studies! Complete the program and gain the knowledge needed to pursue electrical technician roles. UTI Atlanta also offers an Electrical, Electronics, & Industrial Management Technology program that takes about 16 months to complete and leads to an associate degree.
UTI’s electrical training does not prepare graduates for employment as electricians, and graduates will not be eligible for certification as an electrician without additional training and meeting state licensing requirements.
HVACR School in Georgia
Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems keep homes and businesses across the U.S. comfortable and safe. Learn to install, maintain and repair these systems in a hands-on training environment. In just 9 months, you’ll gain the skills to pursue HVACR technician roles in both residential and commercial settings.
Aviation Technician School in Georgia
Skilled aviation technicians help ensure planes are safe to fly. Train to become one of these pros in UTI's 18-month program.79 You’ll study various aircraft from nose to tail, learning to service everything from turbine engines to navigation and communication systems.
Program coming to UTI Atlanta pending FAA approval. VA benefits may not be available at all locations.
Electrical, Robotics & Automation Technology School in Georgia
Automation is changing industrial settings everywhere. Stay up-to-date with this 12-month program. You’ll get construction-related training with programmable logic controllers, computer-aided design software and industrial robots. Get the chance to test for three NCCER credentials and the knowledge you need for an innovative career. Atlanta is also home to a 16-month Electrical, Robotics & Automation Management Technology program that awards an associate degree.
Electrical & Industrial Maintenance Technology School in Georgia
Learn how to keep powerful, tech-driven machines in manufacturing factories and power plants running. You’ll train in electrical systems, motors and safety practices to prepare you to test for three NCCER credentials and pursue entry-level industrial maintenance roles—all in just 10 months!
Reasons to Train at UTI’s Georgia Trade School
Georgia has plenty to explore when you’re not in class. Here are a few spots to enjoy near campus:
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium: Home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and MLS’s Atlanta United. The stadium also hosts concerts, Supercross, and other major events.
- State Farm Arena: Catch the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks or see top music artists when they stop in Atlanta.
- Atlanta Motor Speedway: A must-visit for racing fans, this track features NASCAR Cup Series events and other motorsports action year-round.
- Six Flags Over Georgia: If you’re an adrenaline junkie, you’ll love the coasters and thrill rides at this amusement park just west of Atlanta.
- Truist Park: Cheer on the Atlanta Braves at this modern ballpark or enjoy dining and entertainment in The Battery Atlanta nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
UTI’s trade school programs in Georgia take 9-18 months to complete depending on the program, meaning it's possible to train for and start your career in under two years!
Graduates of our trade school in Georgia are prepared for entry-level technician roles in the field they study for.77 Depending on the program you take, this may include:
- Automotive technician
- Diesel technician
- Aviation maintenance technician
- Electrical technician
- Electrician’s assistant
- Industrial maintenance technician
- Robotics & automation technician
- HVACR technician
- Welder
Yes, each program starts with the basics and builds to advanced topics, so no prior experience is needed. This approach helps ensure you build foundational knowledge that can help you get started in a career.
All you need to attend is to be at least 18 years of age and to have a high school diploma, GED or equivalent.
To choose the right trade school, first consider your interests, career goals and the type of training you want. Once you’re clear on those things, look for a school with a strong reputation and proven industry connections.
Ask yourself:
- How long do I want to be in school before starting my career?
- What in-demand trade industries in Georgia match my interests?
- Do I want to train hands-on, online, or a mix of both?
- What career path could this school prepare me for after graduation?
- Does the school have relationships with local or national employers?
- Is the school accredited?
- What’s the school's graduation rate?
Touring the campus or talking with admissions can also help you gauge what the culture is like to see if it’s a good fit.
Most trade schools in Georgia, including UTI Atlanta, require a high school diploma, GED or equivalent to enroll. If you need preparing for a GED, visit our GED Assistance page.