TRADE SCHOOL IN MICHIGAN

Looking for trade schools in Michigan? Universal Technical Institute offers Aviation, Energy, HVACR, Robotics & Automation and Welding training in Canton, Michigan. These programs are taught by passionate instructors who bring real-world experience into the classroom—helping to prepare you to pursue a career.¹ Graduates are ready to apply for entry-level roles in the industry, whether they’re in the local area or beyond.

Students in the Welding Specialist program at UTI get hands-on career training that lasts 10 months. While enrolled, they can learn the four main arc welding techniques—MIG, TIG, stick and flux-cored welding. Graduates earn certificates.

UTI’s Airframe and Powerplant Technician program is designed to equip you with the precision skills necessary to pursue entry-level roles in the aviation industry.⁷⁹ The program teaches an FAA-approved curriculum and graduates can apply to test for their A&P certificate in as little as 20 months!¹²⁸

Our Canton trade school also offers the 24-month Aviation Maintenance Technology program. Those additional four months helps students further the skills they gained during their core training. Graduates of this program earn associate of applied science degrees.

Learn what it takes to maintain and repair towering wind turbines in just seven months. Graduates of this program are prepared for entry-level roles in the renewable energy sector!

UTI Canton's Wind Technician school proudly serves the following communities: Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Detroit, Farmington Hills, Livonia, Novi, Royal Oak, Southfield, Troy and Westland.

Get trained to maintain the machines responsible for powering a diverse range of industries, ranging from gas and coal to nuclear and solar! Students are taught hands-on and graduate with the knowledge needed to pursue entry-level positions in the field.

Having an education in robotics and automation technology can help open the door to careers in many different industries, from drafting and automotive to manufacturing and electro-mechanical technology.¹

Our Canton campus offers two program options: the 12-month training program, which awards graduates a certificate, and the 18-month training program, which awards graduates an associate of applied science (AAS) degree. In these programs, you’ll be taught electrical design and troubleshooting, industrial robotics, hydraulics, pneumatics and mechanical systems and much more.

Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) technicians play important roles in our world today. If pursuing a career in this industry sounds right for you, consider this 10-month HVACR Technician training program, available at the Canton campus.