CUMMINS ENGINES OVERVIEW
If Cummins defines power, UTI can give you the edge to master it. UTI’s 12-week Cummins Engines elective provides you with an opportunity to learn on state-of-the-industry engines and equipment.9 Cummins invests directly into UTI labs to ensure graduates are ready to work on the manufacturer’s exceptional line of diesel equipment.
12-week program
1/3 market share
CREDENTIALS
Graduates earn Cummins qualifications in service and repair of heavy-duty engines.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
THE CUMMINS ADVANTAGE
Take your core education a step further with this specialized training. Earn manufacturer qualifications that give you the ability to do warranty work—a skill set employers are looking for.
ENDORSEMENTS
Cummins distributors may endorse select students, offering them an employment guarantee prior to the start of the program.14
FINANCIAL AID
Financial aid is available to those who qualify. The UTI Financial Aid department can assist you in applying for student loans, scholarships, and grants.10
EARN MANUFACTURER-SPECIFIC QUALIFICATIONS
Graduates earn Cummins Qualifications that prepare them to do warranty work at a Cummins Distributor or Authorized Dealer.
HOW TO QUALIFY
The Cummins Engines program gives you extensive Cummins-specific training that prepares you for a career with a Cummins Distributor or Authorized Dealer. Here's what you need to qualify:
You must complete one of the following Diesel Technology core curriculum programs from UTI or another program certified by the ASE Education Foundation:
- Technology I: CPGN- Diesel Only; All Diesel Courses
- Technology I: CPGN- Auto/Diesel; All Diesel Core Courses
- Technology II: CPGN- Diesel Only; All Diesel Courses
- Technology II: CPGN- Auto/Diesel; All Diesel Core Courses
WHERE YOU’LL LEARN
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Student requests to move to another session will be evaluated based on the reason for the request and class availability.
Yes. All UTI/MMI/NASCAR Tech locations are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.
Yes. Accreditation promotes institutional accountability by systematically and comprehensively evaluating institutions based upon established criteria.
Several UTI campuses have been awarded the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges School of Excellence Award.
Each student who successfully completes the program courses and the related testing for Cummins Engines qualifications will be classified as a CMI Level 1 Technician.