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Universal Technical Institute and Employers Partner on Early Employment Initiative in Arizona

July 9, 2019 By CollisionWeek Editor

Universal Technical Institute (UTI) has launched a first-of-its-kind initiative that engages transportation industry employers in developing their talent pipelines and gives students an inside track on rewarding long-term careers.

UTI logoUTI’s Early Employment initiative marries proven post-secondary skills education with on-the-job, apprenticeship-type training. Under the program, students learn about and can apply for local jobs with participating employers as soon as they enroll at UTI’s Avondale campus. The program’s employers have the opportunity to screen and hire incoming students before they start school, and give them on-the-job experience while they complete their education. The goal is for students to graduate and

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