01 / DEFINE
Choose the program and first cohort
Review the curriculum, intended students, delivery requirements, state, and enrollment plan. Settle what Titan supplies and what your school runs.
Launch a trade school
Start your school with the curriculum already written.
You bring the vision for your school and the plan to recruit students. Titan brings a complete trade program, the platform to deliver it, and materials to support your state application.
From idea to first cohort
Three steps to a first cohort.
Here is how the program and your school’s launch fit together.
02 / PREPARE
Set up the program and application materials
We configure your program name and class, then provide syllabi, hours, outcomes, and instructor information. Your school handles the application and required approvals.
03 / ENROLL
Begin when your school is ready
Once you’re approved, enroll your first cohort and follow their progress from day one. Add seats as enrollment grows.
A clear division of work
What Titan supplies.
What your school runs.
Titan provides
- Program curriculum, lessons, and assessments
- Virtual skills labs and the learning platform
- Your program name, roster, and gradebook
- Instructor of record and weekly group office hours
- State-application curriculum materials
- Included credential attempts for the selected program
Your school manages
- The school entity and operating plan
- State filing, fees, approvals, and local requirements
- Student recruitment, admissions, and tuition
- Required facilities, equipment, and practical training arrangements
- School policies and other agency requirements
- The first-cohort date and ongoing enrollment plan
Getting started
Priced to your enrollment.
Licensing is per learner, per program, with 12 months of access from each learner’s start. We build your first-cohort proposal around your state, program, and expected enrollment on the call. School operating and approval costs are separate.
Bring these to your demo
- Your state and school stage
- The trade program you want to offer
- Your expected first-cohort size
- Your target enrollment date
Early is fine. We’ll tell you what to tackle first.
Before we talk
Questions schools ask us
Can Titan guarantee my school’s approval?
No one can. The state agency makes that call. What we do is hand you the curriculum documentation agencies ask for: syllabi, clock hours, outcomes, and instructor credentials. Partner schools have been approved with it in 17 states.
How quickly can we open?
Program setup takes weeks. For a new school, state approval is the long pole, typically four to eight months depending on the agency and how quickly your school responds. Already running an approved school? Adding a program generally takes one to two months. We’ll map your timeline on the call.
Does Titan recruit my students?
Your school recruits, admits, and enrolls its own students. Titan supplies the program, the platform, and instructor support, and never sells programs directly to students.
Do students need a VR headset?
No. The virtual skills labs run in a web browser on Windows, macOS, Chromebook, and iPad. Meta Quest 3 headsets are optional and purchased separately.
Already running a school? Explore adding a program.
“The VR-based hands-on training in the Appliance Repair Technician Program was a game-changer. Dan is an incredible instructor and our students really excelled in the program. This has been a huge help in launching my trade school.”
“Titan Learning has helped us put dozens of students into career-ready training for HVAC & Appliance Repair. Their cutting-edge curriculum and unmatched support have transformed our program outcomes and student confidence.”
See whether Titan fits your school.
Walk through the course, the virtual labs, and your first-cohort plan in a 30-minute demo.