TRAIN FOR A CAREER AFTER THE MILITARY

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Apply the discipline and work ethic you learned in the military to train for a career working with your hands. We're here to prepare you for the transition to civilian life.1

Military Benefits to Support Your Training

You've served your country and are ready to take the next step. There are benefits to help you in your trade school journey:

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GI Bill and Scholarships

Not only can our reps help you navigate your VA benefits, like the GI Bill®, but they can help you look into additional grants and scholarships you may qualify for.10,20,21

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Chapter 31, 33 and 35: Benefits

If you have a service-related disability, served on active duty after September 10, 2001 or are a dependent of a veteran or service member, our team can help walk you through potential benefits for schooling.

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Skills-Focused Training

Explore an avenue you're passionate about and receive disciplined, hands-on training that can help you get career-ready.18

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Job-Search Assistance

Once you've graduated, the support doesn't stop. We're here to help you with your career search.1

Program Options To Explore After Your Service

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Automotive Technology

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Airframe & Powerplant

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HVACR Technician

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Welding Technology

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Motorcycle Technician

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Diesel Technology

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Welding Grad and Military Veteran Spencer Rowett Talks About His UTI Experience

Hear how Spencer was able to use his VA benefits to help him train for a career in welding.

Diesel Grad and Military Veteran Joseph Gonzalez Vouches for UTI Training

Discover why Joseph Gonzalez encourages those transitioning out of the military to attend UTI for career training.