WELDING SCHOOL NEAR ARLINGTON, TX

Students at UTI Dallas/Fort Worth’s welding school learn how to develop and refine their skills through welding courses that include:

Most of our welding school grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles, including:

Over time, welders can advance their careers with experience and hard work. Here are a few examples of advanced welding technology careers available in the field:⁷⁷

Keep in mind — welding career path opportunities can vary by region and current demand. If you have questions regarding opportunities near Arlington, contact our Career Services team.¹

Students can gain firsthand automotive knowledge and hone critical skills in UTI Dallas/Fort Worth’s 12-month Automotive Technology program.⁷ Graduates earn associate of occupational studies (AOS) degrees.

Over the course of 11 months,⁷ Diesel Technology students at UTI Dallas/Fort Worth can learn key skills for diagnosing, repairing and maintaining diesel technologies. Graduates obtain diplomas.

After completing the core Diesel program, students can apply for Manufacturer-Specific Advanced Training with industry leader Peterbilt.¹⁵

Start your journey toward a career with focused airframe and powerplant training. Over 18 months, develop essential skills and prepare to pursue A&P FAA certification.^79,128

Program coming to UTI Dallas/Fort Worth pending FAA approval.

Build foundational heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR) skills in 9 months and prepare to test for certifications like EPA and NATE, so you can graduate with skills employers value.

Learn what powers modern infrastructure. This 12-month program trains you in electrical, electronics and tools used by electrical technicians across various industries.¹³⁰

Get practical experience maintaining wind turbines and electrical equipment. Finish in 8 months and pursue exciting renewable energy roles.

Learn how technology drives industries. In 12 months, train in robotics, PLCs, and automation to prepare for roles in high-tech industrial settings.

Build mechanical, electrical and repair skills that keep manufacturing and energy industries running. Train for 10 months and become the professional who can maintain and repair important equipment.