Students who complete UTI’s core automotive program are eligible to apply for the additional BMW-specific training, which includes four technologies
Orlando, Fla.—Universal Technical Institute (UTI) has launched the first session of its new BMW FastTrack technician training programs at its Orlando, Fla., campus, the second location to begin offering the 12-week advanced training program. A collaboration between the German automaker and UTI, BMW FastTrack provides training on the latest models in production, using the tools, technology, and procedures that are specific and proprietary to BMW vehicles.
Students who complete UTI’s core automotive program are eligible to apply for the additional BMW-specific training, which includes four technologies: workshop, electrical, chassis, and drivetrain. Once the BMW FastTrack curriculum is complete, students can earn seven BMW factory credentials and a BMW Associate Level Certification after passing BMW-specific ASE testing and assessments. Graduates may also apply for additional, advanced training in the BMW STEP program, which is offered at BMW locations.
The BMW FastTrack program launched at UTI’s Avondale, Ariz., location in January. The program is slated to begin at UTI-Long Beach in April 2022, with additional campuses planned for later in the year.
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