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From automotive parts to aerospace applications to construction projects, welders have their hands in many different industries. If a career in the field sounds exciting to you, Universal Technical Institute (UTI) can help you get there — and you can train right here at our Dallas/Fort Worth campus.1
The Welding Technology program was created in conjunction with industry leader Lincoln Electric. Over the course of just 36 weeks, students learn four different welding processes, helping them learn to become combination welders.
At the Dallas/Fort Worth campus, students have the opportunity to train on VRTEX® virtual welders, which can help them hone their skills in a simulated environment before picking up the torch for the first time.
UTI’s Welding training is designed for students of all skill levels, whether you’ve grown up working with welding equipment or are brand new to the industry. Here’s a quick look at some of the courses included in the program:
Graduate Kyle Sabers took UTI’s Welding Technology program at the Avondale, Arizona, campus. Hear about his UTI experience and how it helped prepare him for his career with Empire Caterpillar.
When hiring for positions, many employers consider a candidate’s graduation documents from the school they attended. As Welding graduates from UTI’s Dallas/Fort Worth campus, students earn diplomas.
The Welding Technology program was created in collaboration with Lincoln Electric, a leader in the design, development and manufacturing of welding technology.
So, what would this mean for you? UTI’s relationship with the brand gives students access to some of their most current technology while they train in the lab, so you would be working with many of the same tools used by welders in the field today.
Welding is a skill that’s needed in a variety of industries, and one that could open the door to exciting career opportunities. Most of our grads start out working as entry-level welders 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
Entry-level
Advanced
Want to learn more about potential career paths? read our welding career guide.
*Not entry-level and is dependent on factors like experience, location, and employer compensation.
With exciting attractions like Six Flags, Dealey Plaza and the Dallas Museum of Art nearby, the DFW campus is a great place to complete your training. The campus is also conveniently located near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
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If you’re wondering what it’s like to train at UTI Dallas/Fort Worth, come see the campus for yourself! By scheduling a tour, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at our classrooms and labs, meet our staff and get your questions answered.
Throughout the year, UTI puts on a variety of virtual and in-person events that are a great way to see if trade school is right for you. Check out our events calendar to see what’s coming up!
Students attending UTI’s welding trade school at the Dallas/Fort Worth campus will have plenty to keep them busy when they’re not in class. A short drive allows you to explore local attractions that include Six Flags Over Texas or AT&T Stadium to watch the Cowboys play in the NFL. The campus is also located within five miles of DFW International Airport, which makes it a convenient home base.
With UTI’s 36-week training program and industry connections, a career in welding might be closer than you think. If you’re ready to get started, click the link below to request more information. We’ll connect you with an Admissions Representative who can help guide you on your journey!
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