UEI College - Gardena

The cost of trade schools in Gardena depends on:

• The specific program type you choose
• The length and scope of the program
• The type of financial aid you qualify for
• The school you attend

You may have other costs, such as expenses for books and supplies. If you commute, you’ll have to consider transportation costs.

UEI College offers a variety of financial aid options and resources to help you pay for your education. You will receive the help you need to determine the best choice for your needs.

The length of Gardena trade school programs can vary depending on the program and schedule. At UEI College Gardena, it’s possible to complete most programs in as little as 10 months. Some programs, such as the Health Services Administration, can take longer as this is an undergraduate program.

UEI Gardena offers a variety of vocational programs that can prepare you for a successful career. This includes:

• Business Office Administration: Learn to perform administrative tasks in various business settings, such as accounting, customer service, office management, and more.
• Criminal Justice: Learn the fundamentals of criminal justice, such as law enforcement, corrections, courts, security, criminal law, ethics, criminology, and forensics.
• Dental Assistant: Learn to assist dentists with various dental procedures. Become knowledgeable in taking x-rays, preparing instruments, sterilizing equipment, dental anatomy, oral pathology, infection control, and dental materials.
• Medical Assistant: Learn to perform clinical and administrative duties in various settings. Familiarize yourself with taking vital signs, drawing blood, administering injections, scheduling appointments, billing insurance, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and medical terminology.

If you’re unsure which program will work best for you, take our Program Match Quiz.

At UEI College Gardena, you will receive a hands-on that prepares you for your chosen career. Here’s what you can expect from UEI College:

• Hands-on learning: Practice your skills on real equipment, tools, and materials relevant to your chosen industry.
• Practical experience: Apply your knowledge and skills in real settings, such as labs, clinics, offices, or workshops.
• In-class instruction: You will learn from experienced instructors who have worked or are still working in your field. They will teach you essential theories, concepts, and principles.
• Professional instructors: Knowledgeable instructors will guide you through the curriculum, answer your questions, address your concerns, and motivate you to achieve your goals.
• Career services: You will have access to our career services, which can assist you in finding a job after graduation. You can also obtain career advice and support.

Regardless of the vocational program you select, we’ll help you gain career-relevant training that will help you achieve your goals.