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Arizona

Attending a trade school in Arizona can be an excellent choice for students who want to enter the workforce quickly with in-demand skills. Many of the state’s vocational programs are tailored to Arizona’s growing industries, such as healthcare, information technology, construction, and automotive repair. Trade schools often emphasize hands-on training, allowing students to build practical experience while earning certificates or associate degrees. With relatively short program lengths and strong ties to local employers, Arizona’s trade schools provide a direct path to stable jobs and career growth in fields that are essential to the state’s economy.

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East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT)

HVAC-R, welding, plumbing, electrical, collision repair, practical nursing, EMT, massage therapy, structural metal fitter, etc.

https://www.evit.edu/

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GateWay Community College (Trade & Technical Training / Maricopa Skill Center)

Electrical, HVAC, welding, plumbing, automotive, technical trades & certifications

https://www.gatewaycc.edu/

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Universal Technical Institute (UTI)

Automotive technology, diesel, collision repair, welding, motorcycle & engine systems

https://uti.edu/

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UEI College (Phoenix campus)

Electrician, HVAC, dental assisting, medical assisting, general trades & skilled-trade pathways

https://www.uei.edu/

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Carrington College (AZ campuses)

Healthcare allied programs (medical assisting, dental assisting, etc.) and technical / trade support roles

https://www.carrington.edu/

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Pima Medical Institute (AZ campuses)

Health allied trades (medical assistant, dental assisting, etc.)

https://www.pmi.edu/

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Arizona College

Medical / clinical assistant, billing & coding, allied health technical trades

https://www.arizonacollege.edu/

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Empire Beauty School (multiple AZ locations)

Cosmetology, esthetics, nail technology, barbering

https://www.empire.edu/

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Az Western College (CTE Division)

Technical / trade certificate programs in various skilled trades (via their CTE / career & technical education division)

https://www.azwestern.edu/

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