TRADE SCHOOLS
TRADE SCHOOLS
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What can you do in Trade School?
What can you do in Trade School?
Motorcycle Maintenance, Culinary, Cosmetology, Criminal Justice, Plumbing, Practical Nursing, Masonry, Radiation Therapy, Phlebotomy, Massage Therapy, Veterinary Assistance, Collision Repair, Video Production, Music Production, Pipefitting, Computer Networking, Barbering, Photography, Graphic Design, Horticulture, Cyber Technology, Landscaping, Esthetics, Computer Networking, Medical Assistance, Electrical, Dental Hygiene, HVAC Repair, Nail Technology, Paramedics, Respiratory Therapy, Carpentry, Welding & more!
What Trade Schools are in the Denver Metro Area?
What Trade Schools are in the Denver Metro Area?
Within LPS - EPIC Campus: CTE programs at the Littleton EPIC campus are available to LPS students and students from Cherry Creek, Douglas County, Englewood and Sheridan school districts.
Out of District CTE Programs: Littleton students have access to CTE programs in Cherry Creek, Douglas County, Englewood and Sheridan school districts. These school districts partner with Arapahoe Community College. Programs are located in a variety of locations. High school juniors and seniors are eligible to attend. Space is limited. Students must have good attendance, the ability to get along with others, and the ability to work in a group and independently.
Students interested in applying must see their counselor prior to submitting their application.
Emily Griffith is a nationally accredited public college where you can prepare for your GED, improve your English, or choose from among 28 dynamic career-preparation programs that blend workplace learning and classroom training.
Pickens Technical College offers nearly 50 certificate programs to adults and high school students as part of Aurora Public Schools & the Colorado Community College System. Their goal is to provide students with the opportunity to acquire state-of-the-art skills, knowledge and work habits that will help you succeed in the workforce. Upon completion of most programs, students will receive a certificate and transcript that is transferable to any community college or area technical school/college in Colorado in your area of training.
Job Corps’ mission is to educate and train highly motivated young people for successful careers in the nation’s fastest-growing industries. It's FREE to students and their families. Most students live at their assigned Job Corp center and all receive a basic living allowance. For more information, contact Kim Ledden at ledden.kim@jobcorps.org or 720-237-1356
TACT is a Denver-based nonprofit organization founded to encourage and empower the full spectrum of individuals with autism through skilled trades education and employment.
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