Trade Schools in Geyserville, California

Santa Rosa Junior College is one of California's premier community colleges with extensive trade and technical programs. The college offers comprehensive career education with state-of-the-art facilities including a full automotive technology center, advanced welding labs, and professional culinary kitchens. Programs lead to industry certifications and associate degrees with exceptional job placement rates. The college maintains strong industry partnerships throughout Sonoma County and the North Bay region, providing students with internship opportunities and direct pathways to employment. With over a century of educational excellence, SRJC serves as the primary vocational training institution for Geyserville and surrounding communities.

American River College offers one of Northern California's most comprehensive trade and technical education programs, serving students throughout the region including those from Geyserville seeking high-quality vocational training. The college features extensive facilities including a 60,000-square-foot automotive technology complex, advanced welding labs, and professional-grade construction technology facilities. Programs are designed with industry input and lead to certificates, associate degrees, and multiple industry certifications. ARC maintains exceptional job placement rates through strong employer partnerships and career development services. The college's reputation for excellence in career technical education makes it a regional destination for trade skills training.

UEI College Santa Rosa provides hands-on career training with a focus on high-demand skilled trades. The campus features modern training facilities with industry-current equipment and experienced instructors who bring real-world expertise to the classroom. The HVAC program prepares students for EPA 608 certification while the automotive program covers diagnostics and repair using current technology. UEI emphasizes job placement assistance with dedicated career services helping graduates connect with local employers throughout Sonoma County. The school maintains flexible scheduling options and has built strong relationships with regional employers since opening in 2006.