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AUTOMOTIVE
Instructors:
The Automotive technology course will teach an in-depth knowledge of electricity, physics, chemistry, as well as a strong understanding of electronics and geometry. This class will cover all facets of maintenance and light repair of automobiles. Most automotive technicians have a strong ability to diagnose and repair complex problems. There is a very high demand for technicians in the job market, making it very likely for students to become employed. Uniform and safety glasses will be available; students will need to provide safety boots.
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Local Collaborations:
Waterfire
National Guard
NAPA
AutoZone
TRUVIDEO
Certifications Earned:
Student ASE certification
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Career Pathways
Direct Entry into the workforce:
- Entry-level technician
- Parts specialist
- Tire repair technician
- Oil and fluid change technician
- Brake technician
- Mechanic’s assistant
- Service Advisor opportunities
- Field service technician
- Fleet Maintenance Mechanic
Post-Secondary Associates Degree, Certificates and Licensure
- Technician levels 1 through 5
- Master Technician
- Service Manager
4 year + University Degree
- Does not apply
Career Outlook
Demand for automotive service technicians and mechanics is expected to grow about as fast as the average among all occupations over the 2021-2031 decade, according to the BLS. The number of jobs is expected to undergo little or no change over that period, which will result in losing an estimated 10,600 jobs.
