What will the Northern Utah Orthodontic Assisting School offer me?

• Limited classroom sizes. The school will have a maximum of ten (10) students per class. In order to give our students the individualized attention and training needed to succeed, we keep our classes small.
• Hands on training. You will train, hands-on beside the orthodontist, and learn from working orthodontic assistants, instructors, and treatment coordinators, both with patients and in our school. Over 80% of our curriculum is hands-on.  Each student will have an opportunity to practice orthodontic techniques before beginning an internship.
• Internships. An internship will be part of the curriculum for each student. This internship will be set up by the school’s administration.
• Resume and interview training. One of the schools main goals is to facilitate highly sought after employees. Part of the curriculum will prepare you for the application and interview process.
• Low tuition costs. The tuition for this training is less expensive than comparable training programs, and graduates can expect higher pay.
• Sense of accomplishment. Graduates can take pride in obtaining the same skills that it takes orthodontic assistants years to learn on the job.

Program details
The flexible schedule at Northern Utah Orthodontic Assisting allows you to continue to work, balance other responsibilities, and have a social life, all while reaching your goal to become an orthodontic assistant. Our classes also give you the ability to work on actual patients, side-by-side with an orthodontist.

Our class schedule is as follows:
Classes starting in August, with graduation in May
Classes starting in March, with graduation in November
One morning and one evening class a week
Each class is 2 hours long