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Prepare for In-Demand Work Across Las Vegas
Las Vegas runs on more than hospitality. From hospitals and rehabilitation centers to aircraft hangars and electrical systems, local trade programs can prepare you for the hands-on work that keeps the Valley moving.
Las Vegas Campus Options
Programs as Short as 9 Months
Healthcare and Technical Paths
Hands-on Career Training
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Carrington College
Explore Phoenix-area training for healthcare and animal-care careers, from assisting patients and dental teams to respiratory therapy, pharmacy work, and veterinary care.
Aviation Institute of Maintenance
Train for aviation maintenance in industry-standard classrooms and hangars, with access to real aircraft and the tools and equipment used to develop technical skills.
San Joaquin Valley College
Train for electrical and HVAC-R careers at SJVC’s Phoenix Trades Education Center, with hands-on labs built around residential, commercial, and industrial systems.
Get the Training You Need to Start Your Career
Healthcare is projected to add thousands of jobs across the Las Vegas metro area, while aviation and electrical careers support the aircraft, businesses, and systems the region relies on.
Train for Growing Medical Professions
Las Vegas-area projections show thousands of new registered nurse and medical assistant jobs through 2034, creating room to build a career in patient care.
Keep Las Vegas Flying
Aviation maintenance supports a city shaped by air travel, tourism, and military aviation, with technical careers tied to keeping aircraft inspected, repaired, and ready to fly.
Build Toward Credentials
Nursing, respiratory therapy, physical therapist assisting, and aviation maintenance all offer pathways toward professional licensure or industry credentials tied directly to the wo
Move Toward a Six-Figure Nursing Career
Registered nurses in the Las Vegas metro earn a median salary of $103,940 a year, with faster-than-average job growth projected through 2035.