Skilled Training at UTI Houston

If you have a passion for aviation, the Airframe & Powerplant Technician program could be a great fit for you. Over a span of 18 months, students are equipped with a comprehensive knowledge base that spans aircraft diagnostics, powerplant lubrication systems and the functioning of turbine engines.¹

This 51-week training program equips graduates with skills to diagnose, repair and maintain a variety of domestic and import vehicles, preparing them to pursue automotive industry careers.^1,7 Students also can deepen their knowledge with brand-specific training, with names that include BMW, Ford and Mercedes Benz.¹⁵

In as few as 51 weeks, students can be trained in auto body repair and learn how to fix all kinds of damage on domestic and imported vehicles. From learning paint fundamentals to structural damage analysis, graduates are prepared to pursue entry-level roles in the industry.¹

Diesel technology keeps the world running, and all it takes is 45 weeks to gain the skills needed to pursue a career as a diesel technician.^1,7 There are also specialized training opportunities with some of the biggest names in the industry, like Peterbilt,¹⁵ Freightliner and Cummins.⁴⁶

The 39-week heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) program helps prepare the next generation of aspiring techs with skills needed to keep homes and businesses running smoothly.¹ Students can also obtain several certifications that can be helpful post-graduation.

Industrial Maintenance Technician training teaches students to perform maintenance, diagnostic checks and repairs on machines that help keep industries running.¹ Complete the program in just 30 weeks!

This 9-month Advanced Non-Destructive Testing Technician (NDT) program helps prepare students to pursue roles as NDT techs, who are responsible for performing quality checks on products coming out of a factory.¹ Classroom training hours meet the requirements of ANSI/ASNT CP-189 and ASNT SNT-TC-1A standards.

During this 51-week program, students are taught skills needed to handle diverse robotics systems and automated machinery.¹ They also gain knowledge about a variety of manufacturing systems and technologies.

Students are taught four major arc welding processes — shielded metal arc welding, flux-cored arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding and gas metal arc welding — during this 36-week program that prepares them to pursue roles in a variety of sectors.¹

Train to learn how to diagnose, repair and service wind turbine towers in this 30-week program that helps prepare students for pursuing roles in a growing energy industry.¹