Diesel Mechanic Schools in California

From the sparkling sea to the rugged desert, from the mountains to sprawling cities, California is home to more than 36 million people. Residents of the Golden State are devoted to driving freeways, interstate highways, and winding mountain roads in their more than 32 million vehicles. The nearly 13 million trucks in California, owned by individuals as well as public and private commercial vehicle fleets, require routine servicing and repair from trained diesel mechanics.

CA Career Training

California automotive and diesel mechanic schools offer career training for students who want to take jobs in the largest cities of Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, and San Francisco--or in smaller cities and towns across the state. Average 2006 annual earnings for auto mechanics in California were $41,260—considerably higher than the national average of $36,070. The state economy depends on agriculture, tourism, high technology software and hardware, aerospace, and film production.

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Universal Technical Institute - Northern California Campus

4400 E. Commerce Way
Sacramento, CA 95834
Put your career in gear with Universal TechnicalInstitute (UTI), an ASE/NATEF Master Certified provider ofpost-secondary technical education training. Receive the trainingyou need for a career as an automotive, diesel or collision repairtechnician in as little as a year.

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WyoTech - Sacramento

980 Riverside Parkway
West Sacramento, CA 95605
The career-focused programs at WyoTech can give you the hands-on training you need to succeed. Program areas include mechanics, technician training, and technology.

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