Certifications And Credentials:
Cost-free College Credits:
Automotive Technology teaches students the numerous skills required for entry-level automotive repair
Automotive Technology is a two-year, entry-level training program designed to prepare students for careers in the automotive industry or for further education at the post-secondary level. In the first year, students are introduced to the fundamentals of automotive repair, including preventive maintenance, brake systems, suspension and steering, basic electrical systems, and engine repair. The second year builds on these foundations with a focus on automotive electrical systems, electronics, and engine performance diagnostics and repair. By the end of the program, students will have developed a strong technical foundation and hands-on experience, equipping them for a range of entry-level positions in the automotive field or continued study in advanced automotive technology programs.
Skills Learned:
- Preventative Maintenance: oil change | tire rotations | filters | wipers | light bulbs
- Engine Repair
- Brakes Systems
- Suspension
- Steering Systems
- Alignments
Potential Careers:
- Automotive Technician
- Service Writer
- Parts Technician
- Shop/Business Owner/Manager
- Brakes Specialist
- Tire/Alignment Specialist
- Automotive Instructor
Post-secondary options include:
- Attend manufacturer’s training
- Two or four-year college