Texas Technical Trade School
Quick facts
- Years trading
- 11 years (since 2015)
- Company size
- 11 to 50 employees
- Group size
- 1 to 30
- Delivery formats
- In Person, Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT), Hybrid / blended, Meta, Virtual - On-demand learning
- Delivers in
- USA (West Coast), USA (East Coast), USA (Other), Asia, Europe, Australasia, India, UK, UAE, Canada
About Texas Technical Trade School
Visit WebsiteTexas Technical Trade School (TTT) is a leading provider of specialized trade education in Texas, offering short-term training programs and exhaustive practicum to ensure a robust classroom-to-industry pipeline. TTT is sanctioned by the Texas Workforce Commission and is preparing to expand its course offerings to include comprehensive HVAC training by 2024. The school specifically trains students for high-demand skilled trades such as electrical, HVAC, and construction, focusing on imparting essential technical skills, industry standards, and work habits necessary for gainful employment in these fields. TTT has a solid reputation for fostering employment opportunities for graduates, given the increasing demand in Texas for skilled electricians due to ongoing population and infrastructural growth.
- Group size
- 1 - 30
- Daily rate
- £200
- Number of employees
- 11 to 50
- Years trading
- 11
- Has own premises
- Yes
- Apprenticeships
- No
- Funded Courses
- No
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11 years experienceTexas Technical Trade School (TTT) is a leading provider of specialized trade education in Texas, offering short-term training programs and exhaustive practicum to ensure a robust classroom-to-industry pipeline. TTT is sanctioned by the Texas Workforce Commission and is preparing to expand its course offerings to include comprehensive HVAC training by 2024. The school specifically trains students for high-demand skilled trades such as electrical, HVAC, and construction, focusing on imparting essential technical skills, industry standards, and work habits necessary for gainful employment in these fields. TTT has a solid reputation for fostering employment opportunities for graduates, given the increasing demand in Texas for skilled electricians due to ongoing population and infrastructural growth.
