In states like Colorado, demand for skilled healthcare professionals like dental hygienists, practical nurses and radiologic technologists is significantly higher than the national average, with a projected job growth of 13%, 13% and 17% respectively, between 2022-2032.1 Construction on the 60,000 square foot space is currently underway on the new site at 4300 Kittredge in Denver, near the I-70 and Peña Blvd interchange. More details about the Denver campus, including a grand opening event, will be announce ...

Core Insights - Universal Technical Institute, Inc. (UTI) is celebrating its 60th anniversary in workforce education, marking a significant milestone in its history [1][3] - The company has transformed from a small training program with five students to a multi-division leader in workforce education, educating tens of thousands of students annually [3] - UTI's North Star strategy, initiated in 2020, focuses on growth, diversification, and optimization to address the demand for skilled workers in the U.S. [3][5] Company Developments - UTI acquired MIAT College of Technology in 2021, expanding its offerings to include aviation, energy, and robotics [4] - The acquisition of Concorde Career Colleges in 2022 allowed UTI to enter the healthcare education sector, focusing on dental, nursing, and allied health programs [4] - The company reported strong financial results for Q2 of fiscal 2025 and raised its guidance for FY 2025, indicating operational outperformance [5] Leadership Statements - CEO Jerome Grant emphasized the company's successful transformation and its commitment to enhancing shareholder value through improved student outcomes and employer satisfaction [3] - Grant expressed confidence in UTI's market position and its ability to reach more students in new geographies as a result of the North Star strategy [5]