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Automotive Technology

The Automotive Technology program provides students with skills to develop a thorough understanding of the design, construction, and operation of automotive systems.During their two-year involvement with this program, students are taught how to troubleshoot, service and repair modern automobiles. Using the most up-to-date technology available, students are prepared to face the challenges of today’s automotive industry needs. National affiliations with the SkillsUSA, Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) national workplace learning, and ongoing placement opportunities with local dealerships provide practical skill development and first-hand experience in the industry. Students who complete the program can further their education or enter into the workforce as an automotive technician, brake specialist, tire specialist, service writer, parts specialist and more.

Is this program a fit?

I enjoy:

  • Solving technical problems

  • Working with cars

  • Working with my hands

  • Working with people and customer service


 
 






 
 

I am able to:

  •  Critically Think- assessing damaged vehicles and what it will take to repair, including cost

  • Maintain Physical Endurance- sustained periods of standing, and participating in and facilitating gross fine motor activities 

  • Perform Technical Skills- use a wide range of tools and equipment safely

  • Problem Solve- issues under the hood of a vehicle aren’t always obvious to determine

  • Work Independently- follow multi-step instructions and work independently for sustained periods of time while maintaining safety and quality

I am comfortable with:

  • Math- algebraic and geometric reasoning

  • Reading- interacting with technical documents and college level text

  • Science- engineering design and physical sciences