EVIT is accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement.

A+ Certification: Computer Repair students have the opportunity to earn the A+ Certification within one year. The A+ Certification is the foundation of computer and technology training. Created by Comp TIA and administered nationwide by Sylvan, it is the most popular entry-level certification. A+ is needed to acquire a job in the computer repair industry, showing that the holder has substantial knowledge about hardware systems, consisting of configuring, upgrading, troubleshooting, and repairing desktop systems.

C++ Certification: In the Software Development class, students have the opportunity to earn the C++ Certification. It focuses on the primary computer programming language for graphical applications.

Net+ Certification: A step up from the A+ Certification, the Net+ focuses on networking computers and software. It acknowledges that the certified person has at least nine months of network support or administration training, and is qualified to configure, install, and troubleshoot network software. This certification is earned in the Computer Repair Program.

Nursing Assistant: Students in the Nursing Assistant Program can earn their Certified Nursing Assistant certification within one year. They participate in advanced in-class instruction, as well as on-site experiences at different medical facilities.

National Automotive Technician Educational Foundation (NATEF): EVIT is the only NATEF certified high school in the East Valley. The Automotive Technology Program adheres to the national standards outlined by the National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence. This is vital in finding a job outside of high school.

Automotive Youth Educational Systems (AYES): AYES is a program designed for students in Automotive Technology to work closely with local car dealerships and manufacturers in order to gain real-world experience in the industry. The partnership of the high school students and the dealership prepares students for a career in the automotive industry after graduating high school.

Licensure in Cosmetology, Aesthetics and Massage Therapy (Provided by the Arizona State Board): With the completion of the one year Aesthetics Program, students may take the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology Exam for Aestheticians. Passing the exam will give them a license to practice aesthetics in the state of Arizona.

After the necessary 1600 hours of the Cosmetology Program have been completed, students are allowed to take the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology Exam to become licensed within the state. The Massage Therapy Program prepares students to take the State of Arizona Board of Massage Therapy after one year of instruction. This allows students the opportunity to practice massage therapy in the state as a licensed practitioner.