Utah Computer Training Schools
Utah computer training schools are booming, and so is it’s technical job market. A combination of geological diversity and pulsing technology has Utah on the radar of thousands of graduates and mid-career changers. The Beehive State's knowledge-based, globalized economy means big opportunity in the tech sector for specialists in a variety of industries.AeA reports that Utah's high-tech industry saw an increase of 3,400 jobs, a robust 7 percent, in 2005.
According to Life in the Valley magazine, Utah ranks 17th nationally for per capita employment in the high-tech industry. And BNET places Utah's 2006 tech industry employment at 55,981, with a total payroll of $3.3 billion. Tech-based employers offering job opportunities to Utah professionals include Convergsys Corporation, IHC Healthcare Services, Sento Technical Innovations, Micron Technology, BRG Research Services, and Verio Web Hosting.
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Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University - Sandy
Make a difference with a graduate degree from DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management.
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The Art Institute of Salt Lake City (sm)
Develop your portfolio at The Art Institutes, and get a competitive advantage.
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ITT Technical Institute - Murray
Are you interested in pursuing a high-tech career? Getting an education from ITT Tech is a great place to start!
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TechSkills - Salt Lake City
TechSkills builds the skills critical for success in the exciting IT industry. We provide proven IT education programs for Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Linux, Java, CompTIA, Web Design, Security and others.
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TechSkills - Medical - Salt Lake City
TechSkills offers comprehensive Health Services programs to propel your career.
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