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Find Trade Schools & Colleges in or near Georgia

Find great trade schools and technical colleges in or near Georgia. There are classroom and online programs available, and many schools have financial aid for students who qualify.

Some skilled trade and medical career training programs can be completed relatively quickly (compared to 4-year bachelor's degree programs). Learn about general requirements and use our short form to connect with a school near you!

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Southern New Hampshire University

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Ultimate Medical Academy

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Keiser University

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Regent University

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Tulsa Welding School Jacksonville

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Miller-Motte College

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United Education Institute

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Where can I find trade schools near me in Georgia?

Use CareerSchoolNow.org to find trade schools across Georgia. Browse nearby campuses, compare program options and schedules, and request info from schools that fit your goals.

What vocational training programs are available in Georgia?

Popular training options in Georgia include skilled trades (HVAC, welding, electrical, plumbing), CDL, healthcare support, and IT. Compare detailed program lists on CareerSchoolNow.org and connect with schools for start dates and requirements.

How much does trade school cost in Georgia?

Costs vary by school, credential, and supplies. Certificates may be a few thousand dollars; longer diplomas or associate programs cost more. Ask campuses in Georgia for net price estimates including materials and fees, and explore aid options.

Are online or hybrid trade programs available in Georgia?

Many schools in Georgia offer online or hybrid formats for theory, paired with in‑person labs or clinicals to build hands‑on skills. Filter for delivery options on CareerSchoolNow.org and confirm lab time with admissions.

Which schools in Georgia offer night or weekend classes?

Some Georgia campuses offer night or weekend classes. Availability varies by program and start date—ask admissions about evening cohorts and lab schedules.

Can I get financial aid for trade school in Georgia?

Students in Georgia may be eligible for federal aid (FAFSA), grants, scholarships, or employer tuition support. Contact each school’s financial aid office for guidance and compare options on CareerSchoolNow.org.

How quickly can I complete a trade program in Georgia?

Short certificates in Georgia can be completed in months, while diplomas or associate degrees take longer. Timelines depend on full‑ vs. part‑time study and program structure. Compare lengths and start dates on CareerSchoolNow.org.

Do trades require licensing in Georgia?

Licensing varies by trade and role. Schools in Georgia outline exam or hour requirements and help you prepare. Verify current rules with the relevant {state} licensing boards before enrolling.

Are apprenticeships available in Georgia?

Apprenticeships may be available in Georgia via unions, employers, or state programs. Schools can help you explore pre‑apprenticeship or sponsored pathways.

What trade jobs are in demand in Georgia?

Demand shifts by region and season. Check local job boards and talk with admissions about recent graduate outcomes in Georgia. CareerSchoolNow.org can help you connect with programs aligned to local hiring needs.

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