Quality Training Centers adds leaders and expands Las Vegas campus

Quality Training Centers is growing its Las Vegas trade school with two leadership hires and a campus expansion as local contractors look for more job-ready technicians. The move signals higher enrollment demand and a push to align training more closely with contractor needs.

Why it matters: - Quality Training Centers is adding leadership and space at the same time local contractors are looking for more trained technicians. - The expansion could increase how many students the Las Vegas school can serve. - The new hires are meant to tighten the link between training and job-site demand.

What happened: - Quality Training Centers announced two additions to its leadership team and an expansion of its Las Vegas campus. - Kodi Wilson joined as Program Director. - Dallas Eddington joined as Director of Careers and Partnerships. - The school acquired the building next door and is adding more classroom space.

The details: - Wilson most recently served as Campus Director for National Technical Institute’s Las Vegas campus. - Wilson led faculty and staff, oversaw curriculum and drove enrollment growth in that role. - Wilson began in plumbing at age 17. - Wilson has more than a decade of trade experience. - His background includes residential, commercial, industrial, facilities and maintenance, service and new construction work. - Eddington manages contractor relationships and helps align training programs with current demand. - Eddington brings HVAC and safety management experience. - Eddington has field experience with residential and new-construction install teams across the Las Vegas Valley. - QTC said its residential skills lab is built as an actual house. - QTC said its curriculum is built around real job-site conditions. - The school specializes in HVAC, Electrical and Refrigeration. - QTC offers courses from 4 to 12 weeks. - QTC has trained trade professionals since 1994. - QTC is owned by tradesmen and built for contractors. - More information is available at the company's announcement.

Between the lines: - The hires suggest QTC is leaning further into employer-driven training rather than a traditional classroom model. - The campus expansion signals demand is outpacing current space. - Leadership with direct trade and contractor experience may help QTC keep curriculum closely tied to hiring needs.

What's next: - QTC will finish adding classroom space in the newly acquired building. - The school will likely use the new leadership team to deepen contractor relationships and support enrollment growth. - Continued expansion could position QTC to graduate more field-ready technicians for Las Vegas employers.

The bottom line: - QTC is scaling both its leadership bench and its campus as demand for job-ready trade workers keeps rising.