Technical Trade School in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas
Hands-on training.18
No experience necessary.
Career ready in 1.5 years or less.1,7
Relationships with local employers.
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at UTI’s Dallas Trade School
Get a glimpse into what training is like at UTI Dallas/Fort Worth. This page covers:
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Campus Life & What To Expect From Training
When you train at UTI Dallas/Fort Worth, you’ll spend your days in hands-on labs that look like the field you’re training for. You'll practice solving complex problems, maintaining equipment and developing the technical skills employers are looking for. You’ll graduate familiar with the tools and technology used in the field, so you can pursue roles with confidence.
From auto and diesel shops to welding bays and repair centers, Dallas grads have gone on to work in a wide range of hands-on environments. You might find them tuning engines with diagnostic software, welding parts for heavy equipment or keeping diesel trucks road ready. If that sounds like your kind of thing, one of our programs can help you get the skills needed.
Programs at This Campus
The training here is focused. Meaning, you won’t keep your nose buried in a textbook. You’ll learn exactly what you need for the career you want.1 Check out your program options below.
Vehicle Maintenance
TrendingAutomotive & EV Technology
Train hands-on with some of the same tools and technology used by auto pros. From engine builds to electric vehicle technology, you can train for a career and build skills that keep cars on the road, all while preparing to test for ASE certification.
Associate Degree
ASE Cert Test Prep
Hybrid
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Vehicle Maintenance
TrendingDiesel Technology
Learn to service heavy-duty engines in a hands-on setting. Get specialized skills for big commercial trucks, construction machinery, generators and more. In less than one year, you’ll learn what employers are looking for and prepare to test for ASE certification.7
Diploma
ASE Cert Test Prep
Hybrid
Hands-on
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Infrastructure
HVACR Technician
Train to install, maintain and repair heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. You’ll learn to work with electrical components, diagnose issues and follow OSHA and EPA standards in hands-on labs that reflect the real field.
Diploma
OSHA 10 and EPA 608, R-410A, NATE Cert Prep
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Fabrication & Machining
Welding Technology
Learn the four major arc welding processes and build skills used in construction, shipbuilding, pipelines and beyond. You'll practice in an individual welding booth and get one-on-one guidance from instructors so you can graduate prepared for a career.
Diploma
Hands-on
SMAW (Stick), GTAW (TIG), GMAW (MIG), FCAW (Flux-Cored)
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Aviation
Airframe & Powerplant Technician
Learn to inspect, maintain and repair aircraft from nose to tail.79 This program covers airframe electrical, reciprocating engines, navigation systems and more. Get on the path toward a high-skill career with opportunities for travel. Program coming to UTI Dallas/Fort Worth pending FAA approval.
Diploma
Hands-on
Afternoon
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Night
Electrical & Electronics
NewElectrical, Electronics, & Industrial Technology
Practice wiring, troubleshooting and repairing the high-tech electronics systems found in residential and commercial buildings.130 From helping wire cable systems to setting up smart security, you’ll have what it takes to pursue an innovative career.
Diploma
Opportunity to earn AHA Cert, OSHA 10, NCCER credentials
Hands-on
Afternoon
Morning
Electrical & Electronics
Electrical, Robotics & Automation Technology
Learn the skills that power today’s industries. Practice programming, troubleshooting and robotics in hands-on labs that mirror the field you’re training for. In less than one year, you can graduate ready to make your mark in high-tech industries.
Diploma
Hands-on
Afternoon
Morning
Electrical & Electronics
Electrical & Industrial Maintenance Technology
Build skills for a career in less than a year. Through focused instruction and hands-on practice, you'll learn to service the machines that keep manufacturing and energy plants running. If you like learning how machines work, this could be a good path for you.
Diploma
Hands-on
Morning
Afternoon
Electrical & Electronics
Electrical & Wind Turbine Technology
Train for a career that’s anything but average. In this program, you’ll learn what it takes to service the towering wind turbines that help generate clean energy. Your courses will range from wind turbine operation to climb and rescue. This path is for adventurers!
Diploma
Opportunity to earn GWO Cert
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Resources That Make Training Possible
We’ll be in your corner from the moment you enroll, so you can train with confidence. Start with these resources.
Local Employment & Industry Relationships
UTI Dallas/Fort Worth has relationships with local employers who are looking to hire new technicians. Some even offer select students early employment, allowing them to work for them part-time while they finish training!
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Real Grad. Real Success.
Allen Klueckman
Allen’s love for cars started early while working alongside his dad and later deepened through weekends at the racetrack with his grandfather. After serving in the military, he chose UTI Dallas/Fort Worth to help him turn that passion into a profession.
Read MoreFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, many UTI students hold part-time jobs while attending school. Our team can help you find part-time opportunities that fit your training schedule.1
UTI provides access to the majority of industry-standard tools and equipment needed for your training. Some programs may require the additional purchase of a digital multimeter.
Yes, UTI Dallas/Fort Worth is approved for veterans' education benefits, including the GI Bill®.21 Our military support team can guide you through the process and help you make the most of your benefits.
You're not alone. Many of our students are returning to school after time in the workforce or military. We’ll support you with hands-on learning, approachable instructors and resources designed to help you succeed from day one.
Tuition varies by program. Visit the Cost of Attendance page to find an estimate. Keep in mind, qualifying students may receive financial aid, scholarships and/or grants that can help cover tuition.10
Campus Information
Dallas/Fort Worth’s booming economy is home to major employers, making it a good spot for career training.
Address
5151 Regent Boulevard
Irving, Texas 75063
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How to Get Started at Our Dallas/Fort Worth Trade School
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