Training
How Training Works
In-person cohorts, small class sizes, real vehicles every day. Here is how training actually runs, from check-in to certification.
Programs
Choose your program.
Certification
Finish the program, take home the certificate
The last day of every program is hands-on. You work on real glass with your instructor watching the whole job — the prep, the cut, the heat, the squeegee and the edges — and telling you what to tighten up before you go.
When you finish, the school issues your Certificate of Completion in your legal name, signed by your instructor. It arrives in your student account as a PDF you can download, print or send to a shop owner, and anyone you hand it to can check it online.
- A hands-on final dayReal glass, real vehicles, your instructor beside you.
- A Certificate of CompletionIssued in your legal name and signed by your instructor.
- Digital and verifiableDownload it from your student account; anyone can check it online.
How training actually works
Training runs in small, fixed-date cohorts — not a rolling enrollment, not a self-paced video course you can put off indefinitely. You pick a date, you show up, and for the length of that course you are working on real vehicles with a small group of classmates.
The format
Classes run over consecutive weekdays at our Modesto facility — the exact days can shift around a holiday, and how many days depends on the course. Exact daily start and end times are set per cohort and shown on that cohort's page — we would rather show you the real hours for the class you are booking than a number that has drifted from what actually happens in the shop.
Hands-on from day one
You are not watching demonstrations on a panel bolted to a wall. Every student works on real vehicles, every day, corrected in real time. That correction — the angle of the squeegee, the pressure, the moment film starts to lift — is the part a video cannot teach.
In-person cohort, plus a student portal
Training is in-person at our Modesto shop, backed by a student portal with supporting video curriculum you can revisit after class. The hands-on days are where the skill is actually built; the portal is there so what you learned doesn't fade the week after you go home.
Bilingual by design
Most of our cohorts are taught bilingually, in English and Spanish — not as an accommodation, but because that is who is in the room. Se enseña en español →
What you leave with
A professional tool kit, take-home practice film, a final hands-on evaluation, and your certificate when you finish. See what's included on each course page →
Our programs
Automotive Window Tint · Flat Glass & Architectural · Vehicle Wrap
Seats are limited
Start your next chapter
Whether you are building a new career or adding a service to a business you already run — this is where it starts. Seats are limited and classes do sell out.