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Oklahoma's economy is fueled by energy, manufacturing, and skilled construction—making it an ideal state to start a hands-on trade career. Whether you live in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, or a rural community, trade schools across the state offer career-focused training that prepares you for in-demand roles; outcomes vary by location and job market.
From HVAC and CDL training to welding and healthcare certifications, Oklahoma trade schools prepare students to enter the workforce in under two years; timelines and outcomes vary by location and job market.
Tulsa Welding School, Francis Tuttle, and Metro Tech are top options for welding, HVAC, and healthcare-related trades.
Yes. Oklahoma's CareerTech system operates technology centers statewide, offering vocational programs in a variety of skilled trades.
According to the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission and BLS:
If you're ready to start a trade career in Oklahoma, these accredited programs can help you get trained and certified so you can pursue roles sooner; timelines and outcomes vary by location and job market. Explore your options and apply today.
