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Want to gain the knowledge, hands-on skills and expertise needed to work on big engines? Consider Universal Technical Institute’s Diesel Technology program. In just 45 weeks,7 you can prepare for a career as a diesel technician — and you can get trained right here at the Dallas/Fort Worth campus.
UTI’s Diesel Technology program is designed to build your base knowledge from the ground up, so no prior experience is required. Throughout the course of the program, you’ll take a series of courses that cover a variety of different aspects of diesel-powered vehicles and machinery — from engine service and repair to electronic systems and technology.
As a student in the program, you’ll follow UTI’s blended learning model, which combines online instructor-led training with hands-on application in the lab.18 The program was designed this way to mirror the type of training technicians complete in the field today.
As a diesel student at the DFW campus, you’ll gain a well-rounded set of skills that can be built upon throughout your career.1 Courses in the program include:
Matthew Hayes works as the field service manager for Crown Lift Trucks in Dallas. He’s a proud employer of UTI graduates and is grateful for the career-coaching skills UTI provides.
When choosing a training program, it’s important to consider the graduation documents you’ll receive. These documents can help demonstrate your level of commitment to future employers.
At the Dallas/Fort Worth campus, graduates of the Diesel Technology program earn diplomas. If they choose to take the Automotive & Diesel program, they can earn an Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) degree.
Additionally, graduates are prepared to test for ASE certification, and can substitute their training for one of the two years of work experience required to become ASE certified.
The Dallas/Fort Worth campus is proud to offer UTI’s 12-week Peterbilt Technician Institute (PTI) training. This Manufacturer-Specific Advanced Training program (MSAT) can be taken in addition to the core diesel program to help students gain manufacturer-specific skills.15
Ever wondered what the opportunities are like for diesel technicians? Most of our grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, you may be able to advance in your career with hard work. Some entry-level and advanced roles could include:77
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Want to learn more about different diesel career paths? Read our career guide.
*Not entry-level and is dependent on factors like experience, location, and employer compensation.
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Diesel technicians help power vehicles and machinery our world relies on. If a career in this industry sounds exciting to you, now’s a great time to get trained. Request information today to connect with an Admissions Representative, who can help you get started!
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