Automotive Technologies

The Automotive Technology program offers students a hands-on learning experience studying the basic automotive systems and maintenance of vehicles. Students in this program will study areas in an introduction to the automotive industry, preventative maintenance, brakes, steering and suspension, and engine repair. The majority of students in this program will be job-ready and working in the field during their senior year while also earning more than 12 points in industry credentials. This program has established partnerships with many local dealerships and auto repair businesses in the area.

Students in this program will learn:

Introduction into the Automotive Industry
Basic automotive system and maintenance
Brakes: diagnosis and repair
Electrical system diagnosis
Steering and suspension and wheel alignment
Engine performance diagnosis
Internships available with participating dealerships

Industry Credentials

ASE) – A4 ASE Suspension & Steering (12 credits)
(ASE) Maintenance & Light Repair (MLR) (G1) (12 credits)
(ASE) – A5 Brakes (12 credits)
(ASE Student) – 10 Tests for 3 credits per test.
OSHA (1 credit)

Career Resources

Students who have completed this program are prepared for careers as:

Quick Service Technician
Engine, Brake, Tire, Suspension Work
General Maintenance
Parts & Inventory
Independent Shops & Chain Service Departments.

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